Rather than discard them, artisans are able to remove individual threads from recycled silk saris, sort them by color, and spin them into a yarn of hundreds of shades, giving it a depth and range of color that can’t be achieved through dyeing. The colorful spools of silk yarn contain a multitude of hues, so each red, or green, or blue motif has variance and personality.

"You won’t find this type of weaving anywhere - they are extremely rare, even across Europe it’s hard to find. The really cool thing is that there are only 8 colors of thread they use."

"I like to jokingly describe it as “70s-drug-lord-meets-your-grandma” chic."