Four rules the warp never breaks

Pattern lives in the resist — 1,800 silk warps bound by hand, dyed once, then unbound to bleed.

A clean stripe is a printed stripe. Our abr — "cloud" — feathers two to six millimetres on either side, on purpose.

The crimson field is dyed in the root pot for nine hours; magenta and saffron are the final, loudest baths the silk will ever see.

Qo'chqorak zigzags always mirror toward the body of the wearer — a protective gesture older than the workshop itself.