04/03/2026
Holi is often described as a festival of colour.
But before colour touches skin, it has always touched cloth.
Across India, pigments were once prepared from flowers, roots, earth, and ash — held in the folds of garments, absorbed into cotton, carried through movement.
At The House of Rule Zero, colour is not applied for spectacle. It is shaped slowly — through brush, thread, and hand — continuing traditions that have long understood how colour lives on fabric.
Today, we celebrate not only colour, but the hands that prepare it.
Wishing you a thoughtful and luminous Holi.
Objects shaped by living Indian traditions.