Textile & Material Studio · Kerala, India

Contemporary Handwoven Textiles from Kerala.

Loomcore develops innovative handwoven textiles with artisan weaving clusters, combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary material exploration for design, research, and cultural contexts.

Studio Philosophy

A material practice where handloom knowledge meets contemporary design research.

The studio works between artisan-led weaving traditions and the demands of modern interiors, fashion, architecture, exhibitions, and research. Each textile begins as a conversation between fibre, structure, hand skill, and use.

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Collections

Material collections shaped by weave structure, dye, and touch.

Handloom Denim

Indigo-led handwoven denim explorations with softer handle, visible irregularity, and material depth.

Woven Shibori

Pattern and resist translated through woven structure, surface movement, and controlled variation.

Woven Shibori

Pattern and resist translated through woven structure, surface movement, and controlled variation.

Process

From yarn selection to loom detail, each textile is developed through touch, testing, and iteration.

Loomcore’s process brings together fibre study, hand preparation, weaving trials, artisan-cluster knowledge, finishing, and application-led material development.

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Collaborations

For brands, interiors, architecture, research, museums, universities, and material libraries.

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Collaborations

For brands, interiors, architecture, research, museums, universities, and material libraries.

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