Welcome to Birch & Loom; your destination for beautiful textiles, handcrafted homewares and lush accessories. Sourced directly from artisans in India and South East Asia, Birch & Loom offers a curated range of unique pieces. 

From handmade baby quilts, muslin swaddles, and hand printed Indian cotton bedding, through to cashmere scarves, vintage cushions and throws, each original piece has been carefully selected for the discerning Australian collector. 

Discover our exclusive collection here.

Baby Wraps and Quilts

The comfort of pure cotton - soft three-layered muslin swaddles and bright reversible cot quilts or play mats

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Vintage Textiles

Add a touch of richness and texture to your decor with our vintage textiles and wall hangings

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Gifts and Accessories

Browse our range of quality accessories - great gift ideas for home lovers

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Blockprinted Cottons

Hand block-printed cotton quilts and dohars 

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Handwoven Scarves

Handwoven cashmere, silk and khadi cotton scarves

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Cushions

Browse our range of suzani, rogan and mashru cushion covers

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Black embroidered Uzbek handbag

$45.00
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Cotton and organza handmade cutwork pillow cover

$12.50
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Fine cotton hand block printed duvet cover

$88.00
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Banjara ceremonial embroidered plate cover, 1940 - 1950

$120.00
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Pure wool handwoven throw

$75.00
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Handwoven double-layered Bengali cotton scarf 

$59.00
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Muslin baby sheet - the ultimate in lightweight comfort

$52.00
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Exquisite Patan Patola ikat silk scarf. Supreme among the Indian ikats, production of these fabrics is confined to the Salvi clan in Patan, Gujarat. They are amongst the most famous and collected textiles in the world. 

$169.00
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Pure cotton block printed Euro pillow cover

$15.00
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Hand printed and hand-woven mashru zip-closed cushion cover from Patan, Gujarat

$59.95
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Handwoven Kashmiri 100% pashmina

$170.00
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"No-one could understand the secret of this weaver, who, coming into existence, spread the warp as the world;

he fixed the earth and the sky as the pillars, and he used the sun and the moon as two shuttles;

he took thousands of stars and perfected the cloth;

but even today he weaves and the end is difficult to fathom."

KABIR - weaver, poet, saint

Benares, 15th Century

Diary

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The Art of Rogan
Dec 30, 2016
The Art of Rogan
Ajrakh Block Printers of Kutch
Nov 4, 2016
Dhamadka is one of only three villages in the Kutch region of Gujarat where the traditional art of ajrakh block printing is still being...
Ahimsa Silk
Oct 21, 2016
Ahimsa Silk – ethical silk production
Portraits of India
Sep 26, 2016
On my recent travels in India, I have become fascinated with turbans.
Why Handmade Soap
May 21, 2016
Why handmade soap is better for your skin and the environment
Pashmina vs Cashmere
May 1, 2016
Pashmina vs Cashmere - what is the difference?
Patan Patola - 40 generations of tradition
Apr 25, 2016
India's first family of weavers
Mata ni Pachedi
Apr 7, 2016
The exquisite art of kalamkari

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