Barasingha – Garlic Moon

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Garlic Moon · Barasingha Works

Barasingha Hand Beaded · One of One

Barasingha, shaped as a presence. Hand beaded in glass, pipes, cotton threads, springs, and custom buttons. Each bead placed by hand over sixty days in the studio.

A form on butter coloured heritage textile. Following our collected work Gudda, the anthropomorphic bull, Barasingha begins to breathe in our studio. Both ask if cloth can be a character that lives beyond wear.

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Front look of Barasingha on model
Side look highlighting beadwork
Back look showing fall and fit
Cuff and bead detail Front buttons detail Hem and texture detail Back seam and fall

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Custom buttons and beadwork laid out
Barasingha in a night flash setting, view one
Barasingha in a night flash setting, view two

From street to stage.

Process still of layout and drawing
Process still of bead selection
Process still of stitching
Process still of slow assembly
Process still of final check
Silhouette view on hanger
Care detail of cuff and edge

Includes archival card stamped 1 of 1 with archival hanger and cover.

Barasingha. A quiet meeting of antler and thread. Imagined and hand beaded in our Goa studio.