NALOM began in a moment of stillness — an encounter with the ancient Hindu and Buddhist symbol Unalome, a visual metaphor for the soul’s winding passage from chaos to clarity, and ultimately arriving at harmony and inner peace.
is a narrative and devotional art, named from kalam (pen) and kari (craftsmanship), defined by precision and cultural depth.
One of India’s revered textile traditions, Kalamkari is a narrative and devotional art – meticulous, lyrical, and deeply cultural.
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Every Nalom scarf is woven on a traditional handloom, guided by rhythm, patience, and human touch. The process allows each textile to retain its natural character—subtle variations that reflect time, skill, and intention. What emerges is not uniformity, but quiet individuality: a fabric shaped by hands, not machines.
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Each Nalom scarf is a living artwork – handwoven on pure silk and painted by rural artisans whose craft tells the stories of India’s heritage, devotion, and grace.
Kanchipuram Silk
Pure mulberry silk handwoven in South India, prized for its luminous sheen, strength, and ceremonial zari borders, an enduring symbol of heritage and luxury.
Tussar Silk
A wild silk with a natural golden glow, valued for its organic texture and ability to hold hand-painted art with depth, character, and quiet elegance.
Each Nalom scarf is a living artwork – handwoven on pure silk and painted by rural artisans whose craft tells the stories of India’s heritage, devotion, and grace.
