The ANJELMS Project

This August, we're honoured to welcome Sufiyan Khatri, master Ajrakh artisan from Kutch, India, to The Anjelms Project in Fremantle.

Join us for a rare series of immersive workshops exploring one of the world's oldest and most celebrated textile traditions. Through storytelling, documentary screenings, hands-on block printing, and natural indigo dyeing, you'll learn directly from a practitioner whose family has preserved the art of Ajrakh for generations.

Whether you're a textile artist, designer, maker, or simply curious about traditional craft, this is an opportunity to experience the richness of Ajrakh through culture, conversation, and making.

Workshop Dates
15–16 August
19 August (Day One only)
22–23 August

📍 The Anjelms Project
Fibonacci Centre – Main Space
19 Blinco Street, Fremantle

Only 15 places are available per workshop to ensure an intimate learning experience.
Bookings are now open via the link in our bio.

Handspun, Handwoven & Naturally Dyed Poncho.

Worn by dancers Kishani and Akila and captured through the lens of Alice Poli, our Rainbow Poncho comes alive through movement. The vibrant colours, soft texture, and flowing silhouette create a sense of playfulness and freedom, revealing the character of the piece with every turn and gesture.

Handcrafted with care and available in three unique colourways, each poncho celebrates the joy of colour, the beauty of handmade textiles, and the creativity that emerges when cloth meets movement.

These images are a reminder of why we love collaborating with artists, performers, and photographers who help us see our garments in new ways.

A heartfelt thank you to Kishani, Akila, and Alice for bringing this colourful story to life.