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Ayukta, a young artist living in Brooklyn, finally decides to share a secret with her wife, Nadya—one she has never confessed to anyone before: for centuries, the women in her family have inherited a tapestry capable of holding memories and shaping the world according to their desires. So begins a captivating story that takes them through decades of love, loss, and second chances: the radiant childhood of Amla—Ayukta’s grandmother—in Karachi and her flight to Gujarat during the Partition; the life of her daughter, Arni, defined by inequality, class divisions, and student activism; and a lineage of real and mythical foremothers bound by the same legacy. Yet that tapestry, like any enchanted object, is both a powerful gift and a curse: the deeper they delve into its threads, the more they must decide which parts of the past they are willing to keep... and which to leave behind.