For interior designers and boutique hotel buyers
Every piece in our catalogue is documented with provenance, technique, and production time, so you can specify textiles with confidence and trace each item back to the workshop that made it.
Each textile arrives with a record of its region, workshop, and weaver. When a client asks where a piece comes from, you have a concrete answer, not a vague story about South America.
Cochineal reds, indigo blues, and ochre yellows are fixed with traditional mordants. The palette stays true in living rooms with strong daylight, which matters when you are specifying for a hotel lobby or a long-term residential project.
Because each piece is woven by hand, lead times vary. We state the elaboration time for every item in the catalogue, so you can plan installations without guessing whether a tapestry will arrive before your opening date.
Workshops are certified for fair wages and safe conditions. This is not a marketing badge; it is a documented requirement we apply to every supplier, and it gives your procurement team a clear compliance trail.
Wall hangings, runners, and cushions are woven to stated dimensions with a small tolerance. When you order the same piece for a second property, you get a matching size and a consistent color family.
We coordinate with each cooperative directly, so you can request custom colorways or adjust dimensions before production begins. The route from your brief to the loom is short and documented.
See how we handle sourcing and delivery or talk to us about a specific project.
A practical breakdown of the services behind every textile we ship, from sourcing to installation support.
Every piece arrives with a record of its workshop, the weaver's name, and the region where it was made. You can trace a wall hanging back to the community that produced it, which matters when you are specifying pieces for a hotel lobby or a curated retail floor.
We list the loom type, the dye source, and the fiber content for each item. Alpaca throws, backstrap-woven runners, and cochineal-dyed cushions all carry different care requirements, and you need that detail before you hand a piece to a client.
Because each textile is made to order in a small workshop, production takes time. We give you a realistic schedule at the point of inquiry, so you can plan a project timeline without last-minute surprises or rushed shipping decisions.
Our partner cooperatives hold fair trade certification, which means the weaver's wage is documented and the working conditions are verified. For buyers who need to report on ethical sourcing, we provide the relevant certificates with each shipment.
If you are working with a specific palette, send us a swatch or a paint reference. We can point you to pieces dyed with cochineal, indigo, or native plants that sit closest to your target tones, saving you from ordering blind.
Large tapestries and wall pieces need proper hanging hardware and placement advice. We share the mounting methods used by the workshops themselves, so your installation team has a clear reference before they start.