Antaral means a pause or an interval — a space between two moments. But a pause is never empty. It holds energy, tension, and quiet movement.
Life is full of intervals. Some are soft and easy to transition into, while others arrive unexpectedly and shift everything around. This Handwoven piece reflects those moments through colors that blend into each other with calm, while soft white speckles and patterns hint at the surprises and disruptions that intervals can carry.
It is a reminder that in the spaces between, life is still unfolding.
Materials used: Reclaimed Wool dyed using kitchen waste, Banana Fibre, Corn Husk Dimensions: 50 cm x 200 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.
