STEWARDS OF ANCIENT NOBLE FIBRES
THE TENGRI WAY
At Tengri, noble refers to more than rarity. It speaks to fibres of exceptional character – shaped by place, climate, and centuries of human knowledge – sourced with respect for people, animals, and the environments that sustain them.
House of Tengri was created to steward rare noble fibres differently, restoring meaning, transparency, and shared value to luxury at its source.
Co-created with the world’s last nomadic mountain communities and built in partnership from the ground up, we pioneered Noble Yarns® – bringing rare noble fibres, governed with in-tengri-ty, into garments and objects of enduring value.
Our approach is transparent, respectful, and regenerative, grounded in long-term stewardship and shaped through partnerships with nomadic herders as co-creators, not suppliers. It is a way of working that honours land, culture, and craft as living systems of value.
This is The Tengri Way.
KHANGAI LIMITED EDITIONS
Born in the Khangai Mountains, the world’s rarest noble fibres are masterfully crafted in Britain with the finest heritage expertise, bridging worlds from East to West. Limited by nature, never by hype.
COLLABORATIONS
Where heritage, craft, and cultural preservation pioneer the art of progress.
Cloth, Provenance and the Art of Bespoke, with Nicholls & Co.
Innovations in Noble Fibres, Deep Regeneration, with Savoir Beds
Cut from a Different Cloth, with Huntsman of Savile Row
NOBLE FOR A REASON
The House of Tengri is a London-based design house and social enterprise created in partnership with nomadic herders. Every piece is created through an intentionally transparent and equitably governed supply chain. From sourcing ancient noble fibres to working with heritage craftsmen, we are recognised internationally in Sustainia100 as one of the world’s leading sustainable business solutions, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 8, 12, 15, and 17.
CONVERSATIONS
Reflections on identity and living a life with meaning and purpose, from Tengri and friends.
IN THE NEWS
“By thinking of suppliers more as business partners, companies such as Tengri are creating new models for ethical, regenerative supply chains.”
“In a world that is becoming more aware of its impact, Tengri may be the trump card the luxury world has been waiting for.”
“the ‘fair share business model’ where herder communities also profit from product sales.”
