Named after the Hindu Mother Goddess, we named this beautiful piece our Kali Jacket. She is unapologetic and stands for the feminine power rising up to attack those who threatens her and her loved ones. She embodies shakti, feminine energy, creativity and fertility.
For me, this also resonates with the amazing female energy behind Saheli Women, who have put their heart and soul in creating these beautiful jackets. Our Kali jacket is made out of the softest handwoven Ikat, lined with a beautiful silky fabric and filled with fine yak wool to keep you warm and cosy during colder days. Each jacket comes with it’s own unique hand embroidered upcycled pouch.
Our Kali jackets will be available in two different kinds of Ikat handwoven fabrics. Yarn by yarn, dyed and woven by hand making each jacket unique. Small irregularities in thickness, pattern and color are proof of its handmade and what most people don’t understand - human signature. Beauty is not perfection, it is the acceptance of irregularities making whatever it is even more beautiful and showing its journey all the way from its seeds to the final creation
Dimensions: XS/S
- Bust: 61 cm
- Length: 74 cm
- Shoulder to Shoulder: 48 cm
- Sleeve length: 57,5 cm
Dimensions: M/L
- Bust: 63 cm
- Length: 76 cm
- Shoulder to Shoulder: 49 cm
- Sleeve length: 59 cm
Both jackets have a waistband which is 186 cm long
Above measurements are measured flat ( one sided - so not all the way around)
To make sure your item lasts a lifetime, take good care of it. Click on the link below to go to our wash & care instructions.
These jackets were co-created together with the inspiring women of Saheli Women and will be the beginning of many more 💜
You are not just buying a jacket, you are now part of their individual journey. Each jacket has a hangtag with information about this incredible project. There is also a hangtag with the portrait of the woman who has created your particular jacket. When you turn this hangtag around, you can read her story . Her real story about her life before she became part of the Saheli Women project, what her family is like and what she loves to do. These women have and are to this day teaching us about real courage and strength, which is what we want you to feel too when wearing these incredible items.