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The fabric begins as Indian saris — cloths of different prints, each carrying its own history. Through rag weaving, they are torn apart and set free, their colors and patterns released from their original form. Four weaving processes then bring the fragments back together, hand by hand, into the strap of a yoga mat carrier. Each thread has a provenance, each pattern once belonged to something whole. The tearing is not an ending — it is the beginning of a different kind of wholeness.
