Welcome to our world. From textile artisans to changemakers, discover the people and stories that inspire our studio's vision, creative and business processes.
| Nu. san. ta. ra | is a word that conjures images of old Southeast Asia, and synonymous with the cultures found in the region. This section highlights the diverse lives, work and endeavours of women from this archipelago, reflecting the zeitgeist of our times.
The Heart of the Matter with Ummuramics
In Singapore, where most ceramics have a minimalist Muji-esque aesthetic, Ummu Nabilah from Ummuramics pushes the boundaries of shape, form and colour.
Coming into her own with Sophiea Tupaz
Armed with a quiet elegance and a carefree personality, Sophiea Tupaz was a breath of fresh air when we first met her on set. Two years on, she is a familiar face of our brand.
Crit Talk: Enough room for everyone
Sya Taha and Nabilah Syed Sultan are the driving force behind Crit Talk, a safe space for alternative views in the Muslim community.
AKAR: The root of all things
AKAR is Singapore's first printed publication on stories and histories of Southeast Asia. This is the journey from page to print through the eyes of founders Zafirah Zein and Nursheila Muez.
Vancouver-based author Syahidah Ismail talks about her debut novel and the invisible pull of home
"Women’s stories are important to me. So much of Saltwater Spirits is about the stories of women. And how often do you get to read about South East Asian women?"
