From Jaipur with Love: Creating our Fall & Winter Collections

By Stevi & Dianna, Co-Founders of Quincy & Coco

We’re writing to you from halfway around the world—Delhi first, now Jaipur—on a journey that’s been nothing short of magical. For the past two weeks, we’ve immersed ourselves in the vibrant energy of India: the rhythm of the markets, the hum of tuk-tuks, the golden haze of the evening sun hitting pink sandstone walls, and most importantly, the incredible artisans who are the heart of everything we do.

At Quincy & Coco, we believe your home should be layered with meaning—pieces that tell a story, spark a memory, or simply make you feel something good. That’s why we came to India: to find the special somethings that will anchor our upcoming fall and winter collection.

Here in India, we’ve spent our days walking winding alleyways, sipping masala chai in block printing workshops, touching hand-loomed textiles, and falling in love with colors that don’t exist on any paint swatch. We’ve talked with block printers who’ve inherited their craft through generations, mixing paints with their hands, and getting intricately hand carved blocks from garages, stacked high with sheesham wood that line alleys across town.

These people are not just vendors—they’re collaborators, artists, and storytellers. Their work is personal. It’s slow. It’s intentional. And in a world of mass production, that matters more than ever. We are in awe of them and their process–and their kindness and hospitality.

• Marble - Female owner, Neelam
• Block Printed Linens - Female owner, Reenesh
• Blank Textiles - NGO Swami Sivananda Memorial Institute
• Wooden Blocks - Female owner, Deepika

This season, we’re curating a collection that reflects the beauty of Indian made products with our own Northwest twist—textiles in dusty blue like the late fall sky above the Puget Sound and beige hues pulled from the wheat fields of the Palouse. We’re looking at hand-printed table linens, imperfectly perfect marble accents, and warm layers of jute. Plus, we have fun things in store, like at-home block printing kits, so you can experience this age-old art form up close and personal, right from your own home! Each piece is chosen not just for how it looks, but for what it represents: connection, craftsmanship, and the beauty of taking your time.

Our hope is that when you bring something from Quincy & Coco into your home this season, it’s not just décor—it’s a conversation. It’s a way to bring faraway places closer, and to celebrate the hands and hearts behind the things we love.

With love (and probably a little turmeric dust on our shoes),
Stevi & Dianna
Co-Founders, Quincy & Coco