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Leel represents a sustainable practice rooted in the development of handcrafted textiles and techniques. Founded by Dhwani Mehta, Leel combines her architectural background with a passion for textiles and colour. Embracing the constraints of weaving techniques, the brand creates thoughtfully designed textiles that honour contemporary tradition, using locally sourced materials and exceptional craftsmanship. Leel is a tribute to artisanal craftsmanship, focusing on both functionality and simplicity. The textiles reflect the journey of the yarn, the hands that create it, and the finished object, celebrating heritage and purpose.

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