Shunya Tuberous Quilt
Consciously craft-forward, the production of these artisanal quilts is meticulous and stratified. Made from a cotton/silk blend, works are first woven and then dyed in large vats by hand. The fabrics are then cut into pieces and hung to dry before traveling to the quilter where the natural cotton fill is inserted. From there, the process of quilting each individual design begins.
The Tuberous pattern was first constructed as a block print and is now applied in the stitching of these quilts, the alternative approach offering the pattern a new life. King/Queen (one size) 50% cotton / 50% silk. Dry clean only.
Made in India
100" x 108"
Studio Ford is a Los Angeles-based textile atelier that celebrates the artful practice of traditional Indian block-printing. Founded in 2017 by Josie Ford, a longtime student of art history and printmaking, the studio’s evergreen frame of reference is one of botanical and geometric observation. Their process is slow, studied, and sincere with timeless works that are heartfelt and handmade. First designed in California, textiles are then produced in close collaboration with local craftspeople in Jaipur, India.
Consciously craft-forward, the production of these artisanal quilts is meticulous and stratified. Made from a cotton/silk blend, works are first woven and then dyed in large vats by hand. The fabrics are then cut into pieces and hung to dry before traveling to the quilter where the natural cotton fill is inserted. From there, the process of quilting each individual design begins.
The Tuberous pattern was first constructed as a block print and is now applied in the stitching of these quilts, the alternative approach offering the pattern a new life. King/Queen (one size) 50% cotton / 50% silk. Dry clean only.
Made in India
100" x 108"
Studio Ford is a Los Angeles-based textile atelier that celebrates the artful practice of traditional Indian block-printing. Founded in 2017 by Josie Ford, a longtime student of art history and printmaking, the studio’s evergreen frame of reference is one of botanical and geometric observation. Their process is slow, studied, and sincere with timeless works that are heartfelt and handmade. First designed in California, textiles are then produced in close collaboration with local craftspeople in Jaipur, India.