♻️ Khesh Cotton: Threads That Carry Memory
If you’ve ever wondered what sustainability feels like on your skin, let me introduce you to Khesh Cotton — a fabric that speaks of history, softness, and soul.
Born in the heart of West Bengal, Khesh weaving is more than a textile process — it’s a philosophy. Old cotton sarees are torn into thin strips and rewoven into fresh fabric, creating an artistic interplay of reuse and revival. Each line in the weave tells a story once worn by someone else. And that, to me, is incredibly poetic.
🧵 Every time I touch Khesh, I don’t just feel cloth — I feel time, touch, and transformation. As someone who has spent years with India's rich crafts, this one stays close to my heart because it balances emotion with earth-friendly fashion.
What makes it even more special is the rustic charm. The textures aren’t smooth like polished silk — they are imperfect, raw, beautifully human. The unevenness is intentional, and every weave is unique. It’s fashion that refuses to be factory-perfect.
💚 For those of us building a wardrobe that aligns with our values, Khesh offers an answer. It’s sustainable, it’s artisan-made, and it carries the legacy of women who wore the base cotton, and the craftsperson who gave it a second life.
I often say: you don’t just wear Khesh, you wear memory.
And yes — we now have a curated collection of Khesh Cotton blouse fabrics and sarees on www.rangkat.com — thoughtfully styled to bring you closer to the soil and soul of Bengal.
🪡 Each piece is one-of-a-kind, so once it's gone, it's gone.
Come, explore the beauty of what already existed — reborn for your story 🌾
With warmth,
Sulogna Sinha
PR & Digital Head, Arohan Tribal Society
Founder – Rangkat The Statement
