Step into the magic of MAYA — a soulful collection of vintage silk clothing, handcrafted in India from upcycled sari silk fabrics.
This is a celebration of slow fashion, artisan craftsmanship, and conscious design, where every piece — from kantha kimonos and silk jackets to dresses, tops and layering pieces — is created with intention and care.
Each garment begins its journey as a vintage silk sari, once worn, loved, and rich with history. Carefully reimagined by skilled artisans, these fabrics are layered and hand-stitched using traditional Kantha embroidery, a centuries-old technique that transforms reclaimed textiles into one-of-a-kind wearable art.
But MAYA is more than craftsmanship…
It is magic, woven into every thread.
For me, this collection is deeply personal. My grandmother was born and raised in India, and I grew up listening to her magical stories — of colour, culture, craftsmanship, and connection. MAYA is a reflection of that heritage, brought to life through every piece.
Inspired by the meaning of Maya — illusion, creation, and unseen beauty — each garment carries a quiet energy. A magic thread, stitched through every design, holds whispers of Jaipur — sunlit streets, vibrant markets, and the hands of the women who bring these pieces to life.
No two pieces are ever the same.
Each design is completely one-of-a-kind, celebrating individuality, sustainability, and the beauty of imperfection.
Lightweight, breathable, and effortlessly versatile, these boho silk garments are designed for layering and living — from beach days to slow mornings, from travel to everyday wear.
At the heart of the MAYA collection is a deeper purpose:
To support rural artisan communities in India, providing meaningful work, sustainable livelihoods, and fair wages above minimum standards to talented women and their families.
We are proud to be building relationships with inspiring maker groups, including the Saheli Women, who empower female artisans through skill, independence, and opportunity.
This is more than clothing.
It’s a story.
It’s a connection.
It’s fashion, woven with intention.
