dosa, inc. | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

Dosa is a clothing, accessories and housewares line founded and designed by Christina Kim. At dosa, design, production, shipping, and showroom exist in one open space in downtown Los Angeles. Many of the products and textiles at dosa are developed with traditional artisans from around the world. Their handmade porjects are labor intensive rather than resources intensive, and combine traditional techniques with new designs. The collboration broadens markets for communities of skilled craftspeople, helping to keep traditions alive, and providing them with steady incomes.

We have 17 objects that dosa, inc. has been involved with.

Fallout Or Cutting Waste From First-generation Garments

2nd Generation Garment: Fraulein Dress And Slip

Here we have a photograph of ninety-seven jamdani sari fabrics folded into rectangles, sitting on a table in front of a sunny window. The fabrics are stacked in piles. In varying patterns and colors, there are five piles and roughly twelve to fifteen fabric rectangles in each. Between the folds, some patterns can be made out: white fabric with light blue stripes, some with white and pink stripes, orange stripes, and green stripes. There are hints of floral patterns on a diagonal grid, and others with arrow-like shapes and triangles as well.

dosa, inc. has collaborated with
Christina Kim and
Rajka Designs and
Devi Export and
Ann Sunwoo.

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