Nepal Handwoven
In the valleys of Kathmandu, Nepal, generations of artisans preserve the ancient art of handweaving. Using the finest Himalayan cashmere, they spin, dye, and weave each fibre by hand, blending age-old techniques with contemporary colour and design. The result is fabric as soft as clouds—crafted slowly, beautifully, and meant to last.
Meet the Artisans:
Denis Colomb works in close collaboration with small, family-owned workshops from Kathmandu, Nepal, to develop fresh colours and weaves for his cashmere – to do so, artisans utilise a combination of new and old techniques. To obtain the finest, warmest fibres, a harvest combines the hair of the rarest goats in April and May of each year, which is delivered to the craftspeople in cloud-like forms ready to be woven and finished by hand. Colomb feels these slow, thoughtful processes make each piece heirloom-worthy, whether it's a plush cushion or a block-coloured blanket. Everything is designed in Los Angeles and inspired by his love of art, travel and culture.
