Mariella sitting on outdoor steps under large banana leaves.

Luxury is
Consideration

Luxury is
Considera
-tion

Responsible approach

We focus on materials, their origins, and how they are made. Every choice is driven by durability, transparency, and respect for the people and processes behind them. The goal is simple: create objects that last and reduce the need for replacement.

Sustainability

The idea of a circular economy envisions products that are designed and optimized for a continual circle of recycling and dissembling. If picked up globally, it would be the biggest shift in human consumption since the industrial revolution.
[ Lavor Ombra works with nature – not taking from it.]

Founder with a man sitting at a light wooden table with yarn, talking and working with thread.
Worker in a large industrial room tossing a huge pile of raw white fiber, likely wool or cotton.

Our Looms

Lavor Ombra is constantly evolving in our quest for artisan loom constructions that uniquely combine Indian artisanship with sustainable yarns; natural Indian silks, botanical fibres and considered handspun wool blends. The result: contemporary and hybrid weaves, digital prints, jacquard, and knitting looms. Handwoven “fusion art” informed by the legacy of Khadi weaving and the Swadeshi Movement.   Our constantly evolving stable of looms are as follows :

Our Inspiration – Khadi Weaving Legacy

Rugs – Bhadohi Persian Looms

Rugs – The Bhadohi Toolset

Textiles – Kashmir Handlooms

Textiles – Kashmir Kani Looms

Textiles – Ludhiana Handloom & Knitting

Textiles – Coimbatore Handloom

Mahatma Gandhi seated on the floor operating a spinning wheel, drawing a fine thread by hand.

(   MATERIAL NO.01.

Our Inspiration – Khadi Weaving Legacy   )

Founder with a man working together at a loom, focused on the threads in a brick walled workshop.

(   MATERIAL NO.02.

Rugs – Bhadohi Persian Looms   )

Forged crescent shaped metal piece resting on a rough brick amid string and workshop debris.

(   MATERIAL NO.03.

Rugs – The Bhadohi Toolset   )

Young man in side profile operating a handloom, strong light highlighting striped white fabric.

(   MATERIAL NO.04.

Textiles – Kashmir Handlooms   )

Bearded man at a large wooden loom guiding a boat shuttle through pale warp threads.

(   MATERIAL NO.05.

Textiles – Kashmir Kani Looms   )

Overhead view of a weaver’s hands working a cream rug with a dark grid pattern on a loom.

(   MATERIAL NO.06.

Textiles – Ludhiana Handloom & Knitting   )

Woman working a tall wooden handloom, surrounded by dense vertical white threads.

(   MATERIAL NO.07.

Textiles – Coimbatore Handloom   )

Mahatma Gandhi seated on the floor operating a spinning wheel, drawing a fine thread by hand.

Our Inspiration – Khadi Weaving Legacy

Founder with a man working together at a loom, focused on the threads in a brick walled workshop.

Rugs – Bhadohi Persian Looms

Forged crescent shaped metal piece resting on a rough brick amid string and workshop debris.

Rugs – The Bhadohi Toolset

Young man in side profile operating a handloom, strong light highlighting striped white fabric.

Textiles – Kashmir Handlooms

Bearded man at a large wooden loom guiding a boat shuttle through pale warp threads.

Textiles – Kashmir Kani Looms

Overhead view of a weaver’s hands working a cream rug with a dark grid pattern on a loom.

Textiles – Ludhiana Handloom & Knitting

Woman working a tall wooden handloom, surrounded by dense vertical white threads.

Textiles – Coimbatore Handloom

Our Yarns

Lavor Ombra is also committed to a sustainable development of unique texture profiles; vetted & undyed wool blends, botanical yarns, indigenous silks.    We bring together intrepid harvests, with artisan spinners & weavers. Luxury traversing the four corners India.   Ludhiana acts as the premier wool exchange in India. Even though the city is geographically landlocked, national yarn and wool prices are determined via Ludhiana's local market exchanges. All of our wool yarns are sourced, handspun and blended in Ludhiana at our partner mills, unless specified otherwise.

Rugs – Afghan Handspun Wool

Rugs – Recycled Sari Silk

RUGS - PET (polyethylene terephthalate)

Rugs & Textiles – Bamboo Silk

Rugs & Textiles – New Zealand Wool

Rugs & Textiles – Merino Wool

Rugs & Textiles – Ladakh Yak Wool

Rugs & Textiles – Peduncle Silk (The Stalk)

Textiles – Baby Merino Wool

Textiles – Lambswool

Textiles – Peruvian Highland Wool

Textiles – Peruvian Alpaca Wool

Textiles – Ladakh Layna Cashmere

Textiles – Eri Silk

Textiles – Tussar Silk (The Cocoon body)

Textiles – Muga Silk

Textiles – TENCEL LYOCELL

Textiles – Indian Spun Linen

Textiles & Packaging – Banana Linen

Two cream fiber samples on metal: loose, crimped fleece beside tightly twisted yarn.

(   MATERIAL NO.01.

Rugs – Afghan Handspun Wool   )

Flat cardboard bobbin wrapped with thick, fuzzy off white yarn on a white background.

(   MATERIAL NO.02.

Rugs – Recycled Sari Silk   )

White plastic pellets and two tall spools of white synthetic thread on a pale surface.

(   MATERIAL NO.03.

RUGS - PET (polyethylene terephthalate)   )

Lustrous cream silk

(   MATERIAL NO.04.

Rugs & Textiles – Bamboo Silk   )

Flock of sheep grazing on golden scrubland with snowy mountain range in the distance.

(   MATERIAL NO.05.

Rugs & Textiles – New Zealand Wool   )

Close-up of a shaggy alpaca-like face with eyes closed, framed by thick corded wool.

(   MATERIAL NO.06.

Rugs & Textiles – Merino Wool   )

Black yak with long shaggy fur grazing on dry, rocky ground in a barren field.

(   MATERIAL NO.07.

Rugs & Textiles – Ladakh Yak Wool   )

Single textured insect cocoon with a thin stalk and loop, centered on an off white background.

(   MATERIAL NO.08.

Rugs & Textiles – Peduncle Silk (The Stalk)   )

Hands holding a dark craft piece, with thick natural yarn balls and cut shapes on a wooden table.

(   MATERIAL NO.09.

Textiles – Baby Merino Wool   )

Two small white lambs being held close together in a green field.

(   MATERIAL NO.10.

Textiles – Lambswool   )

Flock of sheep grazing in tall dry grass under a pale blue sky.

(   MATERIAL NO.11.

Textiles – Peruvian Highland Wool   )

Brown cria alpaca staring at the camera with a white alpaca behind in a green field.

(   MATERIAL NO.12.

Textiles – Peruvian Alpaca Wool   )

Weathered hands parting dense grey fleece to reveal bright, crimped white wool underneath.

(   MATERIAL NO.13.

Textiles – Ladakh Layna Cashmere   )

Large tawny-orange moth resting on woven wicker among silver cocoons and green leaves.

(   MATERIAL NO.14.

Textiles – Eri Silk   )

Close-up of soft cream and beige faux fur or dense fiber, folded into gentle rippling waves.

(   MATERIAL NO.15.

Textiles – Tussar Silk (The Cocoon body)   )

Silk being stretched between two hands

(   MATERIAL NO.16.

Textiles – Muga Silk   )

Close-up of glossy off white yarn twisted into thick, silky skeins on a neutral background.

(   MATERIAL NO.17.

Textiles – TENCEL LYOCELL   )

Hand holding a dense bundle of coarse tan twine or jute strands.

(   MATERIAL NO.18.

Textiles – Indian Spun Linen   )

Couple walking hand in hand down a narrow path through a dense, sunlit banana grove.

(   MATERIAL NO.19.

Textiles & Packaging – Banana Linen   )

Two cream fiber samples on metal: loose, crimped fleece beside tightly twisted yarn.

Rugs – Afghan Handspun Wool

Flat cardboard bobbin wrapped with thick, fuzzy off white yarn on a white background.

Rugs – Recycled Sari Silk

White plastic pellets and two tall spools of white synthetic thread on a pale surface.

RUGS - PET (polyethylene terephthalate)

Lustrous cream silk

Rugs & Textiles – Bamboo Silk

Flock of sheep grazing on golden scrubland with snowy mountain range in the distance.

Rugs & Textiles – New Zealand Wool

Close-up of a shaggy alpaca-like face with eyes closed, framed by thick corded wool.

Rugs & Textiles – Merino Wool

Black yak with long shaggy fur grazing on dry, rocky ground in a barren field.

Rugs & Textiles – Ladakh Yak Wool

Single textured insect cocoon with a thin stalk and loop, centered on an off white background.

Rugs & Textiles – Peduncle Silk (The Stalk)

Hands holding a dark craft piece, with thick natural yarn balls and cut shapes on a wooden table.

Textiles – Baby Merino Wool

Two small white lambs being held close together in a green field.

Textiles – Lambswool

Flock of sheep grazing in tall dry grass under a pale blue sky.

Textiles – Peruvian Highland Wool

Brown cria alpaca staring at the camera with a white alpaca behind in a green field.

Textiles – Peruvian Alpaca Wool

Weathered hands parting dense grey fleece to reveal bright, crimped white wool underneath.

Textiles – Ladakh Layna Cashmere

Large tawny-orange moth resting on woven wicker among silver cocoons and green leaves.

Textiles – Eri Silk

Close-up of soft cream and beige faux fur or dense fiber, folded into gentle rippling waves.

Textiles – Tussar Silk (The Cocoon body)

Silk being stretched between two hands

Textiles – Muga Silk

Close-up of glossy off white yarn twisted into thick, silky skeins on a neutral background.

Textiles – TENCEL LYOCELL

Hand holding a dense bundle of coarse tan twine or jute strands.

Textiles – Indian Spun Linen

Couple walking hand in hand down a narrow path through a dense, sunlit banana grove.

Textiles & Packaging – Banana Linen

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