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Helena Bajaj Larsen
Helena, an interdisciplinary textile designer specializing in hand-printed silk, ventured into rug-making through the Shakti Design Residency, collaborating with Jaipur Rugs to explore this new craft. Drawing inspiration from maps of meaningful geographies into organic linework that emerged as two distinct rugs: Sahasra, a vibrant celebration of instinctive color, and Viveka, a contemplative tonal study. She integrated silk and wool through hand-dyeing, embroidery, and textural play. blending silk’s sheen with wool’s matte texture, hand-dyeing yarns for multi spools, and integrating Jaipur-crafted metallic elements. By merging hand-knotted sections, flat weaves, and embroidery, Helena’s rugs became tactile narratives of resilience, collaboration, and the alchemy of tradition and innovation.
Helena, an interdisciplinary textile designer specializing in hand-printed silk, ventured into rug-making through the Shakti Design Residency, collaborating with Jaipur Rugs to explore this new craft. Drawing inspiration from maps of meaningful geographies into organic linework that emerged as two distinct rugs: Sahasra, a vibrant celebration of instinctive color, and Viveka, a contemplative tonal study. She integrated silk and wool through hand-dyeing, embroidery, and textural play. blending silk’s sheen with wool’s matte texture, hand-dyeing yarns for multi spools, and integrating Jaipur-crafted metallic elements. By merging hand-knotted sections, flat weaves, and embroidery, Helena’s rugs became tactile narratives of resilience, collaboration, and the alchemy of tradition and innovation.
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About the Artist
Helena Bajaj Larsen, a Paris-born, Indian-Norwegian textile designer, bridges art, fashion, and interiors through her interdisciplinary practice. A Parsons School of Design graduate, she launched her eponymous studio at 22, focusing on surface design and cultural narratives. Her work celebrates global craftsmanship, collaborating with artisans in the Global South. Recognized by CFDA Future Fashion Showcase and Vogue Talents, Helena’s creations reflect heritage and innovation, including her thesis on khadi. With experiences at Iris van Herpen and residencies worldwide, she continues to redefine contemporary textile art.
Helena Bajaj Larsen, a Paris-born, Indian-Norwegian textile designer, bridges art, fashion, and interiors through her interdisciplinary practice. A Parsons School of Design graduate, she launched her eponymous studio at 22, focusing on surface design and cultural narratives. Her work celebrates global craftsmanship, collaborating with artisans in the Global South. Recognized by CFDA Future Fashion Showcase and Vogue Talents, Helena’s creations reflect heritage and innovation, including her thesis on khadi. With experiences at Iris van Herpen and residencies worldwide, she continues to redefine contemporary textile art.
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Shakti Design Residency
Her residency took place under the Shakti Design Residency, a program co-organized with Jaipur Rugs to promote cross-cultural innovation in textile design.
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