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17/10/2026

TODAY IS A CELEBRATION OF CRAFT, CULTURE & COMMUNITY. 🤍⁠
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Today, The ANJELMS Project takes part in the inaugural F.RE.O Fashion Festival, celebrating Western Australian fashion and the creative people shaping its future.⁠
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For us, this is about more than the garments on the runway. It’s an opportunity to celebrate the artisans behind our collections, the generations of knowledge held in their hands, and the traditional skills that continue to inspire contemporary design.⁠
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Every piece carries a story. Of people, place, patience and the connections that make collaboration possible.⁠
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We’re proud to bring these stories to the runway and share the work of the incredible artisans we collaborate with, honouring the craft behind what we wear.⁠
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Here’s to a fashion industry that values the people behind the pieces, celebrates cultural heritage and makes space for meaningful collaboration.⁠
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The ANJELMS Project — Care. Culture. Cloth.⁠
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📍 F.RE.O Fashion Festival⁠
📅 17 October 2026⁠
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16/10/2026

F.RE.O FASHION FESTIVAL IS HERE! 🤍

Today is a celebration of the people, skill and stories behind the clothes we wear.

For The ANJELMS Project, taking part in the runway is about bringing the work of the artisans we collaborate with into the spotlight. Every garment carries generations of knowledge, hours of skilled handwork and a connection to the people and places behind its creation.

From the first stitch to the finished piece, this is a celebration of craft, cultural heritage and the relationships that make these collections possible.

We’re excited to share these stories on the runway and celebrate a fashion industry that values the hands behind the work as much as the garments themselves.

📍 Walyalup Koort, Fremantle
📅 Saturday, 17 October 2026

The ANJELMS Project
Care. Culture. Cloth.

15/10/2026

A SNEAK PEEK AT WHAT’S TO COME… 👀✨

The countdown is on for F.RE.O Fashion Festival, and we’ve been busy bringing everything together behind the scenes.

Here’s a little glimpse of the pieces heading to the runway, from intricate hand stitching and beautiful textiles to garments that bring traditional craft into contemporary design.

Each piece has a story, shaped by the artisans, skills and cultural traditions behind it. We can’t wait to see these details come to life on the runway and share the people and craft at the heart of our work.

Just a little preview of what’s to come. 🤍

📍 Walyalup Koort, Fremantle
📅 Saturday, 17 October 2026

The ANJELMS Project | Care. Culture. Cloth.

15/10/2026

THE ANJELMS PROJECT TAKES THE RUNWAY ✨⁠
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Today, we’re celebrating the craft, creativity and people behind the garments.⁠
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Each piece we bring to the runway reflects the skill of the artisans we collaborate with, the traditions they carry forward and the time, care and knowledge woven into their work.⁠
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For us, fashion is about more than what we wear. It’s about the hands that make it, the stories held within the cloth and the connections that bring each collection to life.⁠
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We’re proud to share these pieces at F.RE.O Fashion Festival and see the work of our artisan collaborators celebrated on the runway.⁠
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Here’s to putting craft in the spotlight and celebrating the people behind the clothes. 🤍⁠
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📍 Walyalup Koort, Fremantle⁠
📅 Saturday, 17 October 2026⁠
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The ANJELMS Project | Care. Culture. Cloth.⁠
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15/10/2026

THE ANJELMS PROJECT TAKES THE RUNWAY ✨

Today, we’re celebrating the craft, creativity and people behind the garments.

Each piece we bring to the runway reflects the skill of the artisans we collaborate with, the traditions they carry forward and the time, care and knowledge woven into their work.

For us, fashion is about more than what we wear. It’s about the hands that make it, the stories held within the cloth and the connections that bring each collection to life.

We’re proud to share these pieces at F.RE.O Fashion Festival and see the work of our artisan collaborators celebrated on the runway.

Here’s to putting craft in the spotlight and celebrating the people behind the clothes. 🤍

📍 Walyalup Koort, Fremantle
📅 Saturday, 17 October 2026

The ANJELMS Project | Care. Culture. Cloth.

14/10/2026

POSTCARDS FROM SITTILINGI⁠

Over the past few weeks, we’ve shared glimpses of Sittilingi: the valley, the women, the everyday moments and the embroidery that shaped this collection.⁠

Ten pieces, made by the women of the Porgai Artisans Association and inspired by the place they call home.⁠

What began with a friendship continues to grow through connection. From Porgai’s journey to Western Australia, to our journey to Sittilingi, and now to sharing a little of that place with you.⁠

Every stitch, colour and motif carries a memory of the valley, reflecting the people, traditions and everyday life that continue to shape this craft.⁠

While this series of postcards comes to a close, our connection with Porgai and the stories we share together continue. There is always more to learn, more to celebrate and more to share.⁠

With love and gratitude to the women of Porgai, Kalyani Prasad, and everyone who welcomed us into their world. 🤍⁠

Porgai Artisans Association × The Anjelms Project⁠
Designer: Kalyani Prasad | Photography: Mayuri Kataria | Styling: Swathi Amin | Model: Harsha EV⁠

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Postcards from Sittilingi — available in-store & online.⁠

14/10/2026

PHOTOGRAPHED WHERE IT WAS MADE | MAYURI KATARIA

For Postcards from Sittilingi, photographer Mayuri Kataria travelled to Sittilingi, Tamil Nadu, to photograph the collection in the place where it was made.

Over two days, Mayuri spent time with the women of the Porgai Artisans Association, sharing meals, listening to stories and experiencing the everyday life surrounding the craft.

Before picking up her camera, she walked through the village, taking in the colours of the houses, the kolams drawn outside doorways and the unhurried rhythm of life.

“I knew I didn’t just want to document what Sittilingi looked like; I wanted to translate that sense of stillness, warmth and living in rhythm with nature into the photographs.”

Seeing the embroidery process up close also changed the way Mayuri approached the finished garments. Rather than photographing them simply as fashion pieces, she wanted to acknowledge the time, patience and skill held within each one.

The resulting images bring the collection into its own context, connecting the garments with the people, landscapes and traditions that surround their making.

Read our latest journal entry to hear more from Mayuri about her time in Sittilingi and the experience of photographing Postcards from Sittilingi where it was made.

Porgai Artisans Association × The Anjelms Project
Designer: Kalyani Prasad | Photography: Mayuri Kataria | Styling: Swathi Amin

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Postcards from Sittilingi is available in-store and online.

13/10/2026

THE MILLET MOTIF

Millet is more than a crop in Sittilingi.

It is part of the landscape, the seasons and everyday life in the valley — and a symbol of the place itself.

For Postcards from Sittilingi, millet became one of the motifs carried into the collection, embroidered by hand onto the cloth.

A small detail with a much bigger story behind it.

From the fields of Sittilingi to the hands of the Porgai artisans, and finally onto the garments we wear.

A piece of the valley, stitched into the collection.

Porgai Artisans Association × The Anjelms Project⁠
Designer: Kalyani Prasad | Photography: Mayuri Kataria⁠ | Styling Swathi Amin⁠ | Model: Harsha EV⁠
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12/10/2026

TWO GENERATIONS

This collection exists because women like the one seated here chose to remember an embroidery tradition that had almost disappeared, and to teach it forward.

Today, the women of Porgai continue that work, creating livelihoods while carrying generations of knowledge into contemporary life.

Postcards from Sittilingi is made by the women of Porgai, in the valley they call home.

Designed by Kalyani Prasad.
Photographed by Mayuri Kataria.

And shaped by a place, a friendship and the many hands behind it.
With our deepest thanks to every woman of Porgai.

Porgai Artisans Association × The Anjelms Project⁠
Designer: Kalyani Prasad | Photography: Mayuri Kataria⁠ | Styling Swathi Amin⁠ | Model: Harsha EV⁠
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11/10/2026

THE SITTILINGI SKIRT

A fresh take on a timeless classic, made for summer.

Available in a collection of bold Sittilingi-inspired colours, each skirt is finished with a traditional embroidered waist panel and delicate hand-stitched embellishments.

The simple silhouette lets the craft take centre stage, bringing together vibrant colour, intricate detail and an easy, effortless shape.

A familiar summer staple, reimagined through the hands and traditions of Porgai.

Made to be worn, enjoyed and lived in all summer long.

Porgai Artisans Association × The Anjelms Project⁠
Porgai Artisans Association × The Anjelms Project⁠
Designer: Kalyani Prasad | Photography: Mayuri Kataria⁠ | Styling Swathi Amin⁠ | Model: Harsha EV⁠
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