Sorazora

29/09/2026

Open today!

21/09/2026

18/09/2026

This classic style has been one of our regular pieces for many years — and we keep making it again and again from our newly woven fabrics.

Simple, not too casual and not overly formal, the Himal Shirt is an easy and comfortable piece for everyday wear.

Our fabrics are handwoven by skilled artisans in Nepal, using yarns beautifully hand-dyed with natural dyes derived from medicinal plants.

Before cutting and tailoring, all fabrics are hot-washed at 60°C to achieve maximum shrinkage.

As you wear and wash your shirt through everyday life, the fabric will gradually soften, both in touch and in shade — becoming more and more your own.

We hope you enjoy and love your piece as much as we do. 🌿

For a good circulation between nature, our bodies, and the Earth.

Himal Shirt This classic style has been one of our regular pieces for many years — and we keep making it again and again from our newly woven fabrics. Simple, not too casual and not overly formal, …

31/08/2026

🙏 Pray for Nepal 🇳🇵

Such a sudden and devastating disaster. The chaos is still ongoing in Nepal.

I found these badges that I bought after the Nepal earthquake in 2015.

Tomorrow, Nathan will be giving them away at our market stall Glastonbury Charter Market — a small way to raise awareness and remind people to keep Nepal in their hearts.

🙏 Pray for Nepal 🇳🇵

It’s a simple action, yet a powerful one — and it doesn’t cost a penny.

If you’re wondering how you can help, there are many organisations accepting donations.

18/08/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who came across to our space at Medicine . ✨

The response has been beyond our expectations and has filled us with so much love, joy and gratitude through the festival. Thank you so much for your being and presence. ✨🙏✨

We feel incredibly grateful to have connected with so many beautiful, creative beings from all over the world in just a few days.

For a little while, it felt like we were sharing a space where worries and fears could be left behind — a space filled with joy, smiles, laughter, happiness and peace. And perhaps, even in the brightness, there is a deeper appreciation for the shadows and challenges that exist alongside it.

Supporting and uplifting each other feels so essential. May all of this positive, creative energy continue to spread, connect us and bring a little more healing to our world. 🌍✨

And soon we’re heading back home… a home we’ve been just told we’ll have to leave again in just four months..

We’re holding a little wish in our hearts — that this beautiful experience might somehow open the door to an opportunity for us to stay where we are, finally put down our roots, and truly call this place home. 🌿🏡✨

With so much gratitude and love. ❤️🙏

13/07/2026

Trading Schedule 🌿

Totnes Market
17-18 July
7-8, 21-22, 28-29 August

Glastonbury Market
21 July, 25th August

Medicine Festival
12-17 August

02/07/2026

Himalayan Nettle Fabric 🌿

A fabric where life moves in cycles.

Wild Himalayan nettle grows naturally in the high-altitude regions of Nepal. For generations, local villagers have harvested this remarkable plant for its strong, beautiful fibre.

The fibres are carefully extracted, retted, beaten, and boiled to soften them before being hand-spun into thread. Every step of the process is done by hand, including the weaving, which is traditionally carried out on a handloom.

From wild mountain plants to a finished textile, each piece carries the time, skill, and quiet dedication of the people who make it—honouring both nature and traditional craftsmanship.

It is also suitable for curtains, adding a natural, soothing atmosphere to your relaxing space.

18/06/2026

🫟 Coloured by love and time ❤︎⌛️

Colour fading used to be one of the biggest drawbacks in my mind. But after 16 years of everyday living in naturally dyed clothing, I now find it to be not only the beauty of nature, but also a richness and depth of value that can only be achieved through love and time together.

In fact, naturally dyed colours respond to light, air, water, and everyday wear. Over time, the colours gradually soften and evolve, just as we do. This fading is part of the natural aging process — a reflection of time, use, and life itself.

Unlike synthetic dyes designed to stay exactly the same, natural dyes continue to change over the years.Some shades become softer, some deeper, and each piece develops in its own unique way.

The colours you see after years of wear are shaped by your lifestyle, your environment, and the memories created along the way.

And if one day you’d like a fresh look, re-dyeing can be a wonderful way to begin a new chapter with the same garment. We hope you enjoy our clothing as well as we do 🙂

Colour fading used to be one of the biggest drawbacks in my mind. But after 16 years of everyday living in naturally dyed clothing, I now find it to be not only the beauty of nature, but also a ric…

11/06/2026

Glastonbury Charter Market