Ladakhi labels bring yak wool and heritage textiles into everyday luxury
Leh-based Namza Couture, 2112 Saldon and Jigmat Couture are recasting yak wool, handspun sheep wool and pashmina as contemporary apparel, moving indigenous Ladakhi dress beyond ceremonial use and building a local fashion economy.
Leh-based labels Namza Couture, 2112 Saldon and Jigmat Couture are adapting Ladakhi yak wool, handspun sheep wool and pashmina into contemporary everyday luxury, expanding indigenous dress beyond ceremonial use and supporting a new regional fashion economy.
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