From Temple Flowers to Cloth
A Sacred Wrap by Adiv Pure Nature

We are delighted to welcome A Sacred Wrap, a collection of hand-dyed silk garments created in collaboration with Adiv Pure Nature in Mumbai.

This week, the studio is filled with flowers, clay, and luminous silks naturally dyed from flowers once offered at Hindu temples. Alongside the collection, we are featuring a special selection from 11.11 which will include vibrant dresses in brilliant pinks, rich reds, mustard yellows, and, of course, their signature indigo.

A Sacred Wrap is rooted in intention, craftsmanship, and care. Handmade by artisans in Adiv's atelier, each garment is dyed using botanical pigments created from discarded temple flowers, transforming what would have become waste into enduring beauty.

We look forward to welcoming you!

About Adiv Pure Nature
Adiv Pure Nature is home to the Temple Dye Project and Temple Blessings textiles, a woman-owned social enterprise founded by Rupa Trivedi. For more than a decade, Adiv has collaborated with artisans across India to create naturally dyed textiles and garments while transforming discarded temple flowers into vibrant botanical dyes, supporting both environmental stewardship and traditional craft.

To learn more about Adiv and its collaborative work, visit their Instagram.