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Category Archives: Indian textiles
March 21, 2018.
Have you noticed our shipper’s ticket sticker on your recent package from us? At seemakrish, we were inspired to create our own, ‘Shipper’s Ticket’.  Illustrated by Nikita Jain, it features the Monkey God, Hanuman, bringing our textiles across the ocean and … +
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April 26, 2017.
We are pleased to announce that seemakrish is now represented by paul+ in Atlanta! We adore the paul+ aesthetic, and are thrilled to be represented by them. Come visit and check out our line at Paul+  ADAC, 351 Peachtree Hills Ave., … +
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April 18, 2017.
SPACE  WE ARE EXCITED TO INTRODUCE OUR LIMITED EDITION PILLOWS. Our pillows come in varying sizes. They have a knife-edge, are double-sided, with a concealed zipper and a decorative, silk, hand-stitched zip pull detail. They come with hypo-allergenic, synthetic down inserts. … +
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August 23, 2013.
Apartment Therapy has featured Seema’s beautiful home which is filled with her fabric creations. Check it out! The dining area….. The Designer at work…. The living room…. Photos: Apartment Therapy Want to see more? Click here for the entire house tour! Thank … +
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August 9, 2013.
In our fast-moving and digitally-driven society, we are sadly losing out on the human connection, and with it age-old traditions and crafts. At seemakrish, we live by our mission of preserving and bringing a new context to these traditions and … +
Posted at 12:00 pm. Comments Off on A Peek Into Our Studio ~ N. Govindaraju, Block Print Artisan
April 30, 2013.
Are you ready for an exotic getaway? How great is this photograph?! Thank you AD India for capturing such a magical moment!
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October 7, 2008.
One of my favorite textile processes of applying a pattern onto a surface of cloth is Hand Block printing. It is a process where one repeat of the design’s motif is carved by hand on teak wood blocks. It can … +
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