



HINDU GLOVES
LOST — during filmingBandages + Lungta
Projects I managed to capture on camera. Every piece here is gone — sold, lost during filming, or simply retired — kept here as a record.




Bandages + Lungta










This sweater was dyed over the course of an entire month. A strong black tea brew + left in rust for a month. A cool experiment—shame it got lost.







Hand-sewn from scratch and dyed with pomegranate rinds + iron. Even the soles are linen, so they lived mostly as a decorative piece, rare and made for the looks only. Lost by a filming crew, together with 10+ other pieces.

Hand-sewn from scraps of different materials: a fur-like textile, linen and stretchy cotton. Hand-painted in pomegranate + iron.






Where it all started. Dye process: Pomegranate rinds + Iron sulfate (Copperas). A staple piece from the early origins. Fully reversible winter hats, hand-dyed using an organic combination of pomegranate rinds and an iron sulfate bath to achieve a deep, natural mineral patina.




Upcycled vintage cotton dress + acrylic art & carabiners.



Dyeing method: 4-stage organic dye process. Dye ingredients: Pomegranate + iron + rare southern logwood + alum.


Bleach print.




Fabric: Light bedsheet cotton. Finish: Hand-dyed.




Materials: Synthetic outer / linen lining. Details: Insulated / padded fleece-lined pockets. Dyeing & aging: Weathered & aged by time (fabric hung at our electrobliss parties). Fit: Wide-leg / baggy silhouette.



Materials: Burlap + linen. Dyeing: Dyed with a bouquet of flowers.