Block Printed Khadi Stole | Glyph

At times, printed stoles play it safe, things nobody objects to and nobody remembers. The Glyph stole is not that. The design draws from the visual language of ancient mark-making, creatures rendered in bold, doodled strokes that look like they belong on a cave wall rather than a design table. Each motif was sketched on paper, plotted on a graph sheet, and carved into a wooden block before being hand-printed in Bengaluru onto 120-count ambara charkha handspun, handwoven pure cotton khadi using azo-free reactive dyes. The check khadi ground shifts across the length, and the scale of the print makes this one genuinely hard to ignore. If you want a stole that starts a conversation before you say a word, the Glyph is it. Size: 36” wide and 86” in length | 90 Cms x 220 Cms Colour: Bainbridge blue and Spanish red. Weight: 100 grams/stole. Care: Handwash in cold water. Use mild/no detergent. Dry in the shade. Note: Two sides of the stole have a finished selvedge, and the other two have raw edges. The yarn is strong and will not unravel when washed. If you prefer a finished edge, you can add tassels, hand hem it at home, or ask a local tailor for help.