Every step in creating lotus silk is rooted in tradition, from harvesting stems in wetland ecosystems to hand-spinning and weaving each yarn. This low-impact process uses no harmful chemicals or heavy machinery, and even leftover plant matter returns to the earth as compost.

Lotus silk offers natural breathability, moisture-wicking comfort, and a soft, silk-like handfeel that makes it ideal for elegant garments and accessories. Its lightweight yet strong weave drapes beautifully and keeps you comfortable across seasons.

Because of its artisanal production and limited availability, lotus silk remains one of the rarest and most exclusive sustainable fabrics in the world. Choosing lotus silk supports handloom traditions and wetland biodiversity, aligning luxury with environmental care.

Lotus is a plant based bast fiber, meaning the fiber is extracted from it's stem. You, dear wearer, will come across a lot of suppliers selling fabrics made from milk, rose, soy, wood etc. Those are Regenerated Cellulose Fibres. These fabrics are semi-synthetic textiles made from natural cellulose (like wood pulp) that's chemically dissolved and reformed into filaments. The involvement of chemicals is often hidden and these fibers are presented as new green solution.