Clayton and Deb have an interesting story behind these unusual Banjara embroidery patches. While the Korver family was traveling through India, everyone decided to spend some time relaxing by the pool after so much traveling. Clayton, however, couldn’t quite sit still and went out for a drive instead. Along the roadside, he spotted women selling colorful handmade textiles, and several immediately caught his eye. Embroidered with intricate patterns, cowrie shells—once used as currency in many cultures—and tiny pieces of mirror, each patch has its own character. Their unusual beauty and craftsmanship made them impossible to pass up.