By delving deeper into the world of Indian handlooms, I’ve also been connecting with others who share a commitment to preserving and promoting traditional textiles and techniques.

My father’s roots are from Andhra Pradesh in southern India. It is a storied region - culturally, economically, and personally.

We spent a lovely few days in Montreal last weekend, celebrating my daughter’s birthday (mine got an honourable mention).

October is my favourite month by far, and the list of reasons keeps growing. It’s also the beginning of many Hindu cultural celebrations, a festive season culminating for some in Diwali.

Making a home for ourselves in the world, finding where we fit and how that takes shape, is a universal project. For some, it’s a lifelong occupation.

I’ve been working on something that has me returning to my deep love of textiles, traditional handloom, and design. I can’t wait to share more.

Studio Kahaani was founded with the objective of bringing our stories to life, through the lens of interiors, curated goods, and the written word.

This is the view from our main shower. The light changes throughout the day, altering the mood of the room and the occupant.