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Working archive · visual studies

The design
library.

Not a museum catalogue. A live visual index of motif, colour, repeat, and application directions that can start a custom conversation.

New Gul Dhaga archive block digitised into six editable colour plates01

Six-plate digital study

Featured Archive Block

Editable colour system · custom application

A newly digitised block separated into six editable colour plates. It now sits at the front of the Digital Atelier for palette and application testing.

A Gul Dhaga floral motif study shown with printing blocks02

Floral repeat study

Royal Marigold

Layered motif · three-part colour system

A generous floral rhythm built to test the relationship between ground, fill, and outline before a custom brief moves into production review.

A pomegranate-inspired Gul Dhaga textile print03

Botanical placement study

Pomegranate Rhythm

Home textile · statement repeat

A bold botanical direction that shows how scale, spacing, and colour can turn one recognisable form into an all-over textile language.

Multiple wooden printing blocks arranged for a Gul Dhaga design04

Registration study

Many Blocks

Multiple blocks · layered construction

One final design can require several blocks and colour decisions. This study makes the construction visible instead of hiding the work behind the repeat.

Visible hand-print details in a Gul Dhaga textile05

Process study

The Human Mark

Pressure · rhythm · visible hand

A close look at the small shifts that distinguish a hand process: pressure, placement, and the trace of the artisan in the finished cloth.

A playful Gul Dhaga print for children's textiles06

Playful scale study

Little Stories

Nursery · children · soft goods

A lighter motif direction developed for smaller rooms and softer applications, where repeat scale and breathing space matter as much as colour.

A Gul Dhaga quilt shown in a warm home interior07

Application study

Colour at Home

Quilt · layering · interior context

A room-level study in how a printed textile changes the temperature of a space through colour, comfort, and lived-in layering.

Build a direction of your own.

Combine a motif, palette, format, quantity, and reference into one visual brief, then send it to Gul Dhaga for feasibility and pricing.

Enter the Digital Atelier