"बिंदु (Bindu) 50 hours to emerge"

This piece arises from Shunya, a space of stillness, quiet potential, and unseen energy. From that emptiness, different energies begin to gather and take shape. Together, they give rise to a single point.

Bindu, the dot, is considered the origin of everything. It is the starting point from which the universe came into existence. In this work, materials and movement come together to form that circle, a moment of creation.

The energies then return to the ground, completing the cycle. It is a piece about beginnings, balance, and the silent forces that hold things in place before they take form.
Materials used: Deadstock Shetland wool, Banana Fibre, Reclaimed Yarns.

Dimensions: 52 cm x 154 cm 

Textile Artist Yahvi Duggal

Yahvi is a textile artist and educator based in London. Peel Studio is born out of her interest in both culinary arts and textiles, which led her to transform kitchen waste into tactile woven textiles. She defines Peel Studio as both her home and her laboratory. Her practice is rooted in the traditions of zero-waste living she grew up with in India, reimagined through a contemporary lens. She draws deep inspiration from everyday materials—reconnecting with nature and embracing slowness in a fast-paced world.

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