Resham Dor

Resham Dor Resham Dor’s vision is to revive dying handloom clusters and establish artisans as custodians .

We are leading the revival of Kharad revival rugs, an age old technique to weave local sheep wool rugs using natural dyes on a pit loom

09/09/2026

“First, a line. Then, a little colour. Then… ✨

That’s how the magic begins.

In Gulabi Meenakari, every colour has a place to go, engraved by hand, filled with powdered glass and oxides, and fired again and again until metal and colour become one.
No shortcuts. No paint-by-numbers. Just one tiny line leading to another.

Follow the thread. See where it takes you.

Gulab means rose. Meenakari means enamel on metal. Put together, you get a pink so specific, it basically has its own pa...
08/09/2026

Gulab means rose. Meenakari means enamel on metal. Put together, you get a pink so specific, it basically has its own passport. 🌸

Born in Persian courts, adopted by the Mughals, and finally perfected in Varanasi, where it got so iconic, the city claimed it as its own.

Every piece starts the exact same way: one engraved line into gold or silver, long before a single drop of colour ever touches it.

This month, we’re following that line across crafts, city by city, thread by thread. First stop: Varanasi.

Follow the thread home.

Crafts  are more than objects. They preserve memory, identity, and ways of living. ✨This International Museum Day, we ce...
18/05/2026

Crafts are more than objects. They preserve memory, identity, and ways of living. ✨

This International Museum Day, we celebrate living traditions — where craft is not preserved behind glass, but continues to evolve through hands, homes, and everyday spaces.

Resham Dor works with artisan communities to bring these practices into homes and interiors — keeping them alive, relevant, and seen.

Featuring:
Kharad
Sherpai
Nettur Petti
Aranmula Kannadi
Kerala Mural on Wood

.ahmedabad .mumbai

Swipe to watch traditional Indian heritage seamlessly adapt to modern interior languages. ✨From bold, maximalist living ...
16/05/2026

Swipe to watch traditional Indian heritage seamlessly adapt to modern interior languages. ✨

From bold, maximalist living rooms to quiet, minimalist corners, our collection is thoughtfully designed to bring history and soul into contemporary spaces. Featured here is a journey through Kerala Mural, Kharad textile art, Chittara, Surpur line-art, and Rice Straw painting styled in real, modern settings.

Every home has a unique layout, and every wall tells a different story. If you have a specific size, color palette, or traditional art form in mind, we specialize in bespoke curation.

🎨 Bring these traditions home: Explore the full collection via the link in our bio, or send us a DM to discuss custom sizes and art styles tailored to your space.

On Vishu, the year begins with a reflection.The Aranmula Kannadi—crafted from a secret metal alloy and polished entirely...
15/04/2026

On Vishu, the year begins with a reflection.

The Aranmula Kannadi—crafted from a secret metal alloy and polished entirely by hand—is unlike any mirror we know. It does not just reflect an image, but carries forward a legacy held by a few artisan families in Kerala.

Placed as part of the Vishu Kani, it symbolises clarity, prosperity, and an auspicious beginning.

A rare craft. A timeless presence.


(Rare craft , Kerala, Vishu, auspicious, Indian Craft)

“Seen differently.The same piece, shifting across spaces—quiet in one, expressive in another.A Kerala mural that holds n...
28/03/2026

“Seen differently.

The same piece, shifting across spaces—quiet in one, expressive in another.

A Kerala mural that holds narrative, movement, and presence—whether it blends in or stands apart.

Warm , Minimal , Maximal



(Artisan,Kerala mural , art, handmade, sustainable, craft, luxury, cultural heritage)

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