Kick Start Our Hearts
- Words by Peppermint
Love these gorgeous woodblock prints by emerging design team Rekh & Datta? The Texas-based designers are currently seeking support via crowdfunding to help turn the foundations of their ethical fashion business into a reality. As well as being rather lovely to look at, Rekh & Datta garments and homewares are underpinned by a ‘slow fashion’ philosophy, made by highly skilled artisans using beautiful handprinted fabrics sourced from Rajasthan. There’s less than 48 hours left on their Kickstarter campaign (and they’re mighty close!) – click here to view the Rekh & Datta page and help them reach their target!
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