BHAGALPORE · SINGAPORE
The monks of the Maurya Empire wove it. The tradition survives today — 10 stoles per month.
The Story
Singapore's discerning buyer has always known: authenticity cannot be manufactured. What Singaporean collectors seek — in art, in heritage, in objects — is the thing itself, not the brand that claims to represent it.
Bhagalpur silk is documented in the records of the Buddhist Maurya Empire (300 BC), when monks wore Muga silk as a symbol of purity and permanence. The same silk. The same city. The same hands — a different generation. BHAGALPORE is the first time this tradition has been made available to the world as an ultra-luxury object. You are among the first to discover it.
The Numbers
2,500
Years of tradition
10
Stoles per month
1
Weaver. One stole.
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Boutiques worldwide
The Commission
The Kosi
£650
~SGD 1,100
The entry into BHAGALPORE. Pure Muga silk, naturally golden, handwoven over five days. A stole that will outlast everything in a wardrobe. Named for the river that feeds the silkworm's forest.
Commission →The Ganga
£1,100
~SGD 1,865
Extended weave. Double-weight Muga with a hand-embellished border in gold zari thread. Named for the river that has carried India's civilisation for three millennia. A piece of considered permanence.
Commission →The Vikram
£2,200
~SGD 3,730
The summit. Full bespoke commission — choice of Muga weight, border design, zari density, and embroidered motif. Ten days of a single weaver's undivided craft. One exists. Yours.
Commission →Prices in SGD are approximate. Payment processed in GBP.
Begin
Each stole begins with a conversation. Tell us who it is for — or who you are. The weaver will do the rest.
Begin the CommissionThe finest things are never in a hurry. They take as long as they take.
Seven questions. No budget talk. We find your two perfect stoles from the July collection.
Discover Your Stole →Takes 60 seconds · Available on July 1 · 10 commissions only