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Rema Kumar
is a textile designer with nearly three decades of experience working closely with master weavers and artisans across India.
She has led design interventions spanning from Uttarakhand to Kutch, Assam to Odisha, developing collections of saris, garments, and home linens that celebrate craftsmanship while ensuring artisan livelihoods.
She consults with organizations such as Dastkar, All India Artisans and Craftworkers Welfare Association (AIACA), Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH), and international craft initiatives, and has represented India in global textile exhibitions.
is a textile designer with nearly three decades of experience working closely with master weavers and artisans across India.
She has led design interventions spanning from Uttarakhand to Kutch, Assam to Odisha, developing collections of saris, garments, and home linens that celebrate craftsmanship while ensuring artisan livelihoods.
She consults with organizations such as Dastkar, All India Artisans and Craftworkers Welfare Association (AIACA), Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH), and international craft initiatives, and has represented India in global textile exhibitions.
Rema Kumar
New Delhi | Textile Artist
Journey
Rema's career spans nearly three decades, from early work in home furnishings to launching her own labels and curating artisan-focused projects. She has worked across India's craft regions, collaborating directly with weaving communities.
Her approach is collaborative and intuitive, shaped by what each craft community offers. Her journey includes co-curating exhibitions, mentoring rural women artisans, and exploring sustainable craft applications through workshops and writing.
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Style
Rema's design philosophy centers on reviving India's textile heritage through contemporary expression. She works extensively with traditional handloom techniques, creating work that bridges craft traditions with modern design.
For her work with Lara Lakshmi, she draws from geometry, natural landscapes, and organic elements. Her color palette reflects seasonal changes and natural surroundings, muted earth tones, rich jewel colors, and layered combinations that feel timeless.
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Journey
Rema's career spans nearly three decades, from early work in home furnishings to launching her own labels and curating artisan-focused projects. She has worked across India's craft regions, collaborating directly with weaving communities.
Her approach is collaborative and intuitive, shaped by what each craft community offers. Her journey includes co-curating exhibitions, mentoring rural women artisans, and exploring sustainable craft applications through workshops and writing.
Rema Kumar
New Delhi | Textile Artist
Style
Rema's design philosophy centers on reviving India's textile heritage through contemporary expression. She works extensively with traditional handloom techniques, creating work that bridges craft traditions with modern design.
For her work with Lara Lakshmi, she draws from geometry, natural landscapes, and organic elements. Her color palette reflects seasonal changes and natural surroundings, muted earth tones, rich jewel colors, and layered combinations that feel timeless.
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