Thursday, September 24, 2009

Rawworks at Clove bar & gril, Bandra!


The net connection has been down past few days... but here's the info.. spread the word around.. hope to see ya'll!!

Monday, September 14, 2009

Rawworks update!!


Its been a long time since anything has gone up here!! but there's a lot of action going on!!
In between the animation work going on at the studio... Rawworks was also kicking its feet about!
The good folks at Midday featured Rawworks a few weeks back ( 29th aug) and a lot more communication lines have opened up! plus a new exhibition coming up next week and yes! the website will finally be up soon too!!
Info on the exhibition & The perfect Diwali gift coming up soon.. Watch this space!

For now : Rawworks in Midday.. a lot of people who know us loved the piece.. Thanks to Kasmin and her editor!


featuring Shambho too!! plus the Bollywood range which we haven't put up here..yet>


Tuesday, May 5, 2009

"Khannwari" it is!!

Ok folks! The Rawworks quilts are now officially "Khannwari".. Thanks to Charlotte from Singapore for the suggestion. Its a lovely name.
And here is the queen size quilt that actually went to Singapore last month.. what a coincidence!

Thursday, April 16, 2009

...the Quilts!!

a sprinkle of vibrant colours in double shaded 'Khann' fabric,traditionally used as blouse pieces and offerings to the Goddess in Maharashtra... patched together in harmony..I have always been fascinated by the array of colours of this chiefly handspun cloth, now unfortunately faced with extinction as more and more traditional crafts die out in the contest with 'progress'.
 So,
Presenting the Rawworks Quilts.. been thinking up a nice name for them and havent found anything warm & comfortable & colorful.. suggestions are welcome! 
 





Monday, March 30, 2009

Sakhis: a woman's friends..part 1


A woman's bag is her friend, her confidante, her Sakhi.. Presenting our range of Sakhis for all moods and ocassions to flaunt and hold dear.






Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Saibai and Sakubai


This series finds its roots in the hand woven fabric (traditionally called Khañ) from the state of Maharashtra.
Traditionally used for sari blouses and as offerings to the goddess, it has been slowly losing ground to fabrics from the power-looms.

A touch of Raw at the Olive Souk