A cream shirt on a wooden hanger against a stone wall, the photograph clipped to a sheet of paper with a sheet of glassine laid over it

01 / The Product Experience

MADE TO BE WORN

The lightness of handspun cloth. The weight of solid silver and pure gold. The ease you feel when a piece becomes a part of how you move and who you are.

Hartwick Atelier collections bring together handwoven clothing, natural dye silks, and heritage fine jewellery. From raw material to fine finishing, each piece is a portrait of nature and human mastery.

Fine Handwork.Heirloom Quality. Everyday life.

  1. 02 / Collection Index

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    Cloth, considered

    Apparel, silk scarves and fine jewellery. A collection shaped by material, purpose and the hand that makes it.

    Window shop

  2. 03 / The Masters

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    Knowledge, kept in use

    A technique continues through the people who practise it. We want the work and the knowledge behind it to be seen.

    from our Masters

  3. 04 / Founder's Story

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    Small Lots. Close attention.

    We work with independent makers through considered production. Each Lot records a shared period of making.

    Read our history

The Collection Index

EXPLORE THE WORK

Find your way by material, form and use.

  1. 01 Apparel
  2. 02 Fine Silk
  3. 03 Fine Jewellery
the complete Index

Each piece belongs to a Lot, a record of its making.

Block-printed robes hanging on a timber wall beside a chair and a striped bag 01 / Apparel
Block-printed cloth hung at a window, light coming through, a white skirt between 04 / LOUNGEWEAR A hand wearing a gold step ring over a block-printed sleeve 03 / Fine Jewellery A block-printed fine silk scarf, draped 02 / Fine Silk

Made in Lots

A record of the making

A Lot is a numbered series of clothing. It brings together pieces that share a period of making and gives us a way to keep that work visible.

Questions about a Lot, a piece, or how it was made? We’re here to answer them.

CONTACT HARTWICK
The pink façade of the Hawa Mahal in Jaipur, rows of carved windows, printed across two folded sheets

The Masters Index

The people behind the work

The practices, processes and knowledge behind the collection.

View the collection pieces
A sheet of watercolour dye swatches in greens, yellows, blues and browns, with pencilled notes

The Journal

Notes on material and making

A place for workshop visits, conversations and a closer look at the cloth. Follow the work as it develops.

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