" शून्य (Shunya) 60 Hours in Stillness" - Price on Request

This piece is inspired by the energies held within Shunya, a concept in Indian philosophy that speaks of absolute stillness. Not emptiness but a space charged with quiet potential.

It explores the moment before movement, before creation. The kind of energy that cannot be seen, only felt, like a breath held, a thread waiting to be woven.

Through material and form, this work gives shape to the unseen. It invites you to pause, to notice the power of nothingness and how from that stillness, something new begins to emerge.

Materials used: Reclaimed Cashmere, Banana Fibre, Ground coffee waste

Dimensions: 93 cm x 127 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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