Ombré Cashmere Kaftan

Ombré Cashmere KaftanPashmina, which has been produced in Kashmir for centuries, is prized for its softness, warmth and texture. The raw material is obtained from the undercoat of Changthangi goats, which roam a high altitude region of the Himalayas. Me & K has mastered the fine art with a meticulous process that sees the yarn spun, woven and dyed by hand. This kaftan is made on a traditional wooden handloom and is complete with a dreamy ombr pattern.

experiment and put into practice a variety of complex techniques

This bookend highlights the maker's keen eye for clarity

they could be mistaken for treasured hand-me-downs

regardless of their origin

Arch4’s signature fabric—The Soft Gold—sets the standard for a new generation of cashmere

they were once worth more than their weight in gold

this playing card set is defined by laser-cut marquetry in sycamore and walnut veneer to reference the suits in a deck

This vase in dusty pink and amber is handblown with its signature layering and marbling technique – a one-of-a-kind piece designed for everyday use

the brooch spotlights two semi-circles – an interplay of light and dark using white agate and black onyx – defined by textured 18-karat gold

This conical paperweight is a consummate example

you’ll find an engraving of a chinthe (the Burmese word for ‘lion’)

In the corner of this Loretta Caponi washcloth is a sequence of gold stripes and arrow motifs