Hand-block printed by women artisans in Rajasthan. Each piece carries centuries of tradition.
In the ateliers of Jaipur, women press carved wooden blocks into hand-dyed fabric — a tradition unchanged for centuries. Each print is slightly imperfect. That imperfection is the point.
"In their patience and strength, I saw more than fabric — I saw heritage, resilience, and beauty woven into every thread."
— Vera van Lier, Founder
Hand-block printed on natural cotton. Crafted to move, breathe, and be remembered.
Shop Luna — €149
Each pattern is carved into teak wood, inked with natural dye, and pressed into fabric one block at a time. A single dress takes up to three days to print.
Every piece is made by women in Jaipur who have inherited their craft through generations. Fair wages, safe conditions, and creative ownership — always.
Hand-spun cotton, plant-based dyes, no synthetic finishes. Breathable and designed to soften with every wash and improve with every wear.
I found the artisans before I found the brand. Sitting in a workshop in the old city, watching a woman press a carved block into indigo-dyed cotton with a patience I had never seen — I knew this was something worth protecting.
What began as wonder became a mission: to honor their craft, amplify their voices, and create dresses that give women what they truly seek — freedom, radiance, and connection to something older than fast fashion.
Vera van Lier Founder — God Is A Woman★★★★★ 4.9 · 200+ reviews
"I've never worn something that made me feel so connected to something larger than myself. The print, the weight of the fabric, the way it moves — it's art you wear."
"I asked where it was made and ended up reading the whole story. The Luna arrived wrapped in tissue with a handwritten note. I cried a little, honestly."
"Every compliment I get, I use it as an opportunity to talk about the women who made it. That's what this brand does — it starts real conversations."