BHAGALPORE · SINGAPORE
The monks of the Maurya Empire wove it. The tradition survives today — 100% handwoven silk. Collection One.
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 handwoven 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, sold as real, individually numbered stoles rather than a story.
The Numbers
2,500
Years of tradition
10
Stoles per month
1
Weaver. One stole.
0
Boutiques worldwide
The Collection
Natural/Black Mix
€200
~SGD 285
One of the rarest pieces in the collection — only 1 made. 100% handwoven silk, hand-finished in Bhagalpur. A quietly versatile color.
View this stole →Double Sided Black/Grey
€300
~SGD 430
Reversible — black on one face, grey on the other. Only 2 made this season. 100% handwoven silk, entirely by hand.
View this stole →Blue, White, Black
€350
~SGD 500
Only one was ever woven. When it sells, this exact combination will not be rewoven. 100% handwoven silk.
View this stole →SGD prices are approximate. Checkout is processed in EUR.
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