The storefront for M.G. Designs features a heavy, dark wooden door framed by intricate, hand-carved stone pillars. This small workspace serves as the primary studio for a family of master weavers who have produced specialized silk brocades here for three generations. In the late nineteen eighties, the workshop gained a reputation for refusing mass-produced dyes, opting instead to use traditional, labor-intensive vegetable pigments. A single loom sits tucked near the front entrance, showing the wear of nearly forty years of daily operation.
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