Kaftan No.164 Three panel ‘supermini’ kaftan peppermint and white stripe with burgandy design an ancient weaving technique that

an ancient weaving technique that has been used by generations in this community of weavers

evoking oceanic hues

Handwoven in weighty lilac and white striped cotton

reminiscent of Mexico’s far-flung cli

Kaftan No.164 Three panel ‘supermini’ kaftan peppermint and white stripe with burgandy design an ancient weaving technique thatFeaturing a yellow and white striped base cloth, No. 164 exudes a contemporary luxury in pastel tones, anchored with deeper burgundy detailing. The burgundy colours are naturally and sustainably derived from the purpura patula pansa, a species of sea snail, picked off the rocks on the coastline at low tide during the winter months. When the dyers squeeze or blow on the mollusks, they give off a foamy secretion which is rubbed onto a skein of cotton.