Our 100% cotton textiles are block-printed using carved wooden stamps and natural dyes, a technique that has been practised across Nepal and South Asia for centuries. Each print carries the slight variation that only comes from a human hand pressing a stamp into fabric. Our Mithila art bags take this further; every floral pattern is hand-painted and hand-embroidered individually by artisans in Kathmandu, drawing on one of South Asia's oldest living art traditions.

Wet felting is one of Nepal's oldest textile traditions. Natural wool fibres are layered, soaked, and worked by hand until they hold their shape permanently - no glue, no stitching, no shortcuts. Our Lady Yak artisans in Kathmandu use natural wool and the traditional process to create pieces that are completely plastic-free, genuinely durable, and beautiful enough to live on a shelf when they are not being played with. The felt needling technique has been embraced to innovate and make new, joyful creations.