A study in depth, texture, and symbolism, the Shyama Kala Cotton Bhujodi Weave Stole – Designer Edit reimagines the timeless vocabulary of Bhujodi weaving through a refined contemporary lens. Inspired by Shyama—a name that evokes the profound beauty of deep, dusky hues and divine grace—this exclusive textile celebrates the harmony between heritage craftsmanship and modern design.
Handwoven from indigenous Kala Cotton, the stole features a sophisticated medley of black, maroon, grey, and soft beige, where each colour flows seamlessly into the next to create a rich visual rhythm. Delicate extra weft weaving introduces texture and dimension, while the iconic Damru motifs emerge from the fabric with quiet elegance. A sacred emblem associated with Lord Shiva, the Damru symbolises the cosmic rhythm of creation, transformation, and balance, lending the textile both cultural depth and contemporary character.
The interplay of layered colours and intricate weaving techniques makes the Shyama Designer Edit a remarkable example of artisanal excellence. Every thread is meticulously placed by skilled hands, resulting in a stole that is as much a work of textile art as it is a versatile accessory. Soft yet structured, Kala Cotton offers breathability, durability, and a beautifully natural texture that improves with time.
At HOAN, we believe that heritage thrives through innovation. The Shyama Designer Edit reflects this philosophy—bringing together indigenous fibre, symbolic motifs, and exceptional craftsmanship in a timeless piece designed for collectors and connoisseurs alike.
Fabric: Handwoven Kala Cotton Technique: Traditional Bhujodi Weaving with Extra Weft Weaving Edition: Designer Edit Motifs: Damru Colours: Black, Maroon, Grey & Beige Created by: Designer, Artist & Craftsperson for HOAN
