Braided by Wind. Rooted in Nomadism.

Urdo is a traditional stone sling carried by nomads across the Tibetan Plateau for generations. A stone is released. Its sound cuts across the grassland. In the distance, the herd turns. Within this simple cord lives generations of nomadic knowledge.

Nomadic Earth

Oat, camel, and the natural tones of yak wool, colors drawn from the plateau - the muted warmth of grasslands at the end of the season, the stillness before the frozen ground begins to thaw. A landscape at rest, grounded, quiet, and enduring.

Inspired by the Urdo, we preserve its knots, braiding, and the geometric language of the plateau.

Wool is wrapped and braided by hand, passing through the fingers of women from nomadic communities. A small piece of the plateau, woven into something you can carry every day.

The Checked Grid - A classic motif of highland geometric design. Between the squares: order, balance, and the breathing room of negative space.

Discover Thathaly Handwoven Nomadic Urdo Phone Strap

The nine-eye pattern represents protection. The central motif - Ut, is handwoven by an elderly nomad. Every pattern carries years of practice and the rhythm of the maker's hands. Soft to the touch and lightweight to carry.

Discover Thathaly Handwoven Braided Phone Strap

The tassel combines dark yak fibre with brown camel fibre, adding softness and natural texture. Pair with a Charu clasp, carrying a quiet blessing from the nomadic way of life. A braided cord, carrying a memory of nomadic life.