Govind weaves kota doria — the feather-light cotton known for its fine square weave. On his handloom, cotton and a touch of silk become a fabric you can wear through the hottest afternoon.
It is the cloth we reach for when the brief is “ethnic, but I still want to breathe”. Govind’s loom is the reason an Ekohum summer set feels as good as it looks.
“A good summer weave should let the air through. The rest is just pattern.”
— Govind Lal
