Tohora is a Luxembourg‑based brand that curates and supplies exceptionally rare, hand‑woven silk fabrics for interior designers, upholsters, architects, wedding planners, artists and other creators seeking truly unique materials. The company selects each piece not only for its visual splendor but also for the cultural heritage and stories woven into every thread. Emphasizing a philosophy of “living energy and soul,” Tohora chooses its fabrics with a feminine delicacy that reflects the artisan’s craft, and it offers a made‑to‑measure service that guides clients toward the perfect silk for any project. An exclusive concierge experience accompanies the purchase, documenting the journey from the weaver’s workshop to the finished piece of furniture and producing a bespoke travel book that captures the narrative of each silk’s origin and transformation.
The core of Tohora’s collection is built around four principal silk types, each celebrated for its distinctive texture, heritage and application:
Mulberry silk, harvested from the Bombyx mori silkworm feeding on mulberry leaves, yields a uniformly smooth, lustrous fabric with a pristine white sheen and exceptional draping qualities, making it a preferred choice for high‑end fashion houses and luxurious home textiles. -
Tussar silk - often referred to as wild silk - is sourced from Antheraea moths that feed on Arjun and Asan plants; its lightweight, airy character and raw, authentic appearance lend an understated elegance suited to couture, furnishings, décor and textile crafts. -
Eri silk, known as the “silk of peace” when processed without harming the silkworm, possesses a woolly feel and natural palette ranging from white to reddish‑brown; its durability and comforting texture make it ideal for curtains, cushions, wall hangings and quilts, and it is featured in Tohora’s “strictly natural” line that highlights either the silk’s inherent colors or natural pigments. -
Muga silk, a golden‑yellow wild silk produced exclusively in Assam, is revered for its remarkable strength, longevity and regal hue, often becoming a treasured heirloom item.
Complementing these fibers, Tohora offers themed collections such as the
Block Printing series - paying homage to Jaipur’s traditional block‑printing techniques - and the
Eco Printing collection, which utilizes entirely natural dyes derived from tree leaves to achieve stunning, environmentally conscious hues for modern frames and décor.
Tohora delivers quiet luxury through meticulously sourced, hand‑woven silk fabrics that blend ancestral techniques with contemporary design sensibilities. Every piece is created on demand, ensuring exclusivity and a deep connection to its geographic origin. The brand’s offerings are available throughout Luxembourg, the broader European market and the United Kingdom, providing designers and creators with authentic, high‑quality textiles that infuse interiors with vibrant energy, timeless elegance and a compelling narrative.
