Loomaama began where wild Allo met generations of craft. We saw something extraordinary, not something to reinvent, but something worth carrying forward.
A material with history.
A story still unfolding.
A space where you can dream and be part of shaping the future.
For generations, Himalayan communities have gathered, prepared, spun and woven Allo by hand.
Its character was already there. Its knowledge was already there. Its story was already there.
The fibre needed no reinvention.
Only a new way of being seen.
Working with Allo depends on more than a process.
It depends on touch, tension and judgement learned through years of practice.
Each decision leaves something human in the cloth.
That is why subtle variations remain.
No two hands leave the same trace.
Loomaama brings Himalayan fibre and inherited craft into contemporary clothing while keeping the origin, the process, and the maker visible.
From the Himalayas. Made for life beyond them.
What you wear carries a story.
The tag
Even the smallest detail can carry the origin.
Made from Nepali Lokta paper, each tag represents one part of the Loomaama journey.
High in Nepal’s Himalayas, Allo grows in its natural landscape, shaped by the conditions around it.
Loomaama begins with what nature already provides.
No chemical cultivation. No artificial irrigation.
Only soil, rain, altitude and time. Mimicking Natural Patterns.
Mature nettle stalks are harvested by hand, working with the natural growing cycle of the plant and landscape.
Each stalk is softened, separated and prepared by hand to reveal the strong natural fibre within.
