see our conversation with Pilgrim Surf + Supply
come see us at our newest venue :
Leigh DeLeonardo has just opened her new shop
in collaboration with a small group of designers
Auntie Oti will offer special pieces not available elsewhere
as well as a large selection of favorites from the collection
once upon a time,
the real Auntie Oti
had a nephew named Ed.
Ed worked as a mechanic,
but was always a farmer at heart.
when Ed retired,
he expanded his garden,
and began to sell the
vegetables and flowers
he grew in it.
during this time,
his daughter in law brought him
a few tuber rose bulbs from her native home in India.
they grew and multiplied until
he had a field full of them, which he sold
to flower shops nearby.
after many years,
Ed slowly got out of
the flower business,
selling off his many thousands
of tuber rose bulbs
of tuber rose bulbs
to other farmers.
but before they were all gone,
he sent a handful of the bulbs
to his youngest daughter
who had only a very small city garden.
and today tuber roses bloom
in a pot next to
Auntie Oti blankets
hanging out to dry.
big love for the new
fringe towels that just arrived in bleached white
finely woven and quick drying making them
perfect for the summer weather
and big enough to wear around the house after your bath
The Hindu's article :
takes a look at Indian designers
and their use of khadi
contributor profile :
Venugopal M.
(aka Mr. V)
Venugopal heads up our India office, sourcing
khadi and all manner of other hard to attain items.
Raised in Kerela, he was obsessed with Tarzan comics
which lead him to swing from trees.
Currently a connoisseur of American action films.
Since joining Auntie Oti, he has become addicted to
Yogi Soap and short sleeve khadi shirts.
day trip :
Tamil Nadu
mecca of all things plaid
we found rustic brights in every color
piles of plaid khadi lungis
and stripe gauze towels on the loom
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