#handwoven hemp

[sawanasia]

Hmong Indigo Batik dyeing Handwoven Hemp Haori Coat (JHM-020-03)

[harshitajoshi28]

This two-zip handwoven hemp cotton bag is not only stylish and functional, but also a conscious choice for those who care about the environment. By choosing a sustainable and eco-friendly option, you can make a positive impact on the world while also enjoying a high-quality and long-lasting product. The detachable strap allows it to be transformed into a travel pouch in no time

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KENDIR El Dokuma Upcycle Hemp Kilim

%100 Doğal, Çift taraflı kullanım, Kolay Taşınabilir, Katlanabilir.

KENDIR RUG %100 doğal ve organik keçi kılından ve kenevir otundan oluşan geri dönüştürülmüş iplerden yapılmıştır.

4 gün içerisinde kargoda.

El dokuması doğası gereği renkler, desenler ve ölçüler görsellerden ufak farklılıklar gösterebilir.

Profesyonel ve ruhsat sahibi halı yıkamacılarda soğuk su ile, ağartıcı kullanmadan ve fırçalama yaptırmadan yıkatabilirsiniz. Yıkama için Türkiye içerisindeki ürünlerde bizimle iletişime geçebilirsiniz.

KENDIR RUG is made from recycled threads made from 100% natural and organic goat hair and hemp grass.

This rug is produced exclusively on order.

Delivery time for this size is 5-6 weeks. From the moment you order the product, you will be informed with a photo about the weaving process every week.

Due to the handwoven nature, colors and patterns may differ slightly from the images.

You can have it washed by professional and licensed carpet cleaners with cold water, without using bleach and without brushing. You can contact us for washing products in Turkey.

[curiouscrux]

Tunic Weaving Process

Marking my second project on a rigid heddle loom, I finally got around to finishing my not-a-cosplay-I-swear tunic to be linked (heh) in the future.

(Edit: Final product here!)

This tunic splits the difference between the original reference image here, and the comic pages. The only noticeable factors are that the hem's curve is somewhat shallow, and that the sleeve details are three parts (as versus five).

The tunic shaping is also modified to be more... Tunic-y. That is to say, made of rectangles and straight seams—so no set-in sleeves, and a bit of a wider shape to account for the woven fabric type.

It will be accompanied by a linen under-tunic and hemp-amber necklace. Made because they all look nice together, but also separately.

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Starting out, I calculated how much yarn would be needed for the body (incorrectly), and set up all of my warp threads.

After my first project's hiccups, the warp threads were individually tied so as to minimize risk of uneven tension.

For whatever reason, I decided to curve the hem as part of the piece, rather than enforcing, trimming, and hemming to a curve. (This was also incorrect—or at least a bad move.)

The full, finished back piece is pictured above, and is a little more loosely woven than the front panel, but is still absolutely warm enough to justify material costs.

The neckline for the front was made in two parts starting at the split. The widest part of the neckline was essentially cut away. All fringe was woven in on the neckline (and the hem), and the shoulder seams were bound together with this method as well. Side seams were just back-stitched.

The neckline was crocheted with a lighter yarn as a border, and a faux closure was attached to match the reference.

As mentioned, the smart move would have been to curve the bottom of the tunic through enforcement, trimming, and hemming, so to make the front more even with the back, this is what I ended up doing, despite that it was... Already curved.

The sleeves deserved a gusset, especially because those aid a place that would normally be a weak point on regular fabric, and would be extra prone to pulling on something handwoven like this.

Finally, sleeve decorations were chain-stitched in the accent color to match the neckline.

It took several months of intermittent work to finish, but could have probably been less had the tall task of weaving in several hundred loose threads not daunted me so much.

It was made from alpaca, which I justify via my intention to wear this as it gets colder in the northern hemisphere, but also because I could not get my hands on hemp yarn (which would have made more sense in the context of the setting).

[nqynhhh]

Slow Fashion in Vietnam: A Movement Gaining Momentum

Slow fashion is not just a trend; it's a shift in mindset. It's about valuing quality over quantity, investing in timeless pieces, and supporting sustainable practices. In recent years, the slow fashion movement in Vietnam has been steadily gaining momentum as consumers become more conscious of the environmental and social impacts of the traditional fast fashion industry. Fueled by a growing awareness of sustainable practices and a desire to support local artisans, Vietnamese brands and designers are embracing the principles of slow fashion and offering thoughtful, ethically-produced alternatives to the mass-produced garments that have long dominated the market.

Embracing Sustainable Practices

One shining example of the slow fashion ethos in Vietnam is Kilomet109, a Hanoi-based brand that showcases the country's rich textile heritage. Founded by designer Vu Thao, Kilomet109 meticulously crafts each garment, utilizing eco-friendly materials and traditional techniques (Ngo Quynh,2022). Their dedication to sustainability extends beyond the production process, as they actively promote environmental awareness and encourage responsible consumption habits among their customers.

Another notable brand, Fashion4Freedom, shows the desire to use fashion to liberate and develop. Each F4F product is a true work of art thanks to its uniqueness in concept and processing. Dragon Shoes is an example. The sole of the shoe "takes advantage" of jackfruit wood purchased from local families, intricately carved. F4F also has many impressive products such as patterned costumes of the Ta Oi people, jewelry collections from phones and computers. and broken tablets, wooden jewelry... When looking at products from F4F, we have the right to be proud of a carving culture coming from traditional craft villages (Nhi Nguyen, 2022).

Environmental Benefits and Cultural Preservation

The environmental benefits of slow fashion in Vietnam are undeniable. Slow fashion brands typically utilize natural, organic materials like organic cotton, hemp, and Tencel. These materials require less water, energy, and harmful chemicals compared to conventional fast-fashion fabrics. Additionally, slow fashion emphasizes smaller production batches, minimizing textile waste, a significant environmental concern in the global fashion industry.

Furthermore, slow fashion in Vietnam celebrates and revitalizes traditional craftsmanship techniques. Many brands collaborate with local artisans who possess skills in weaving, dyeing, and embroidery passed down through generations. This not only preserves cultural heritage but also empowers local communities by providing sustainable livelihoods for artisans. Brands like Gia Studio, which uses natural dyes and handwoven fabrics to create traditional Vietnamese clothing, are examples of this cultural preservation (Pameyla Cambe,2024)

A promising for future

The slow fashion movement in Vietnam is still in its early stages, but it has the potential to make a significant impact on the global fashion industry. As more and more Vietnamese consumers embrace slow fashion principles, the industry is poised to play a significant role in reducing the fashion industry's environmental impact and promoting ethical labor practices.

The rise of slow fashion in Vietnam signals a promising shift towards more sustainable and socially responsible consumption. As this movement grows, it not only brings environmental and economic benefits but also strengthens the cultural fabric of Vietnamese society, weaving a future where fashion respects both people and the planet.

References

Cambe, P. (2024, April 2). Vietnamese Fashion Brand Gia Studios Is Crafting The Ultimate Minimalist Wardrobe. Grazia Singapore. https://grazia.sg/fashion/gia-studios-lam-gia-khang-vietnamese-fashion-brand-minimalist-interview/

Maker Profile: Kilomet109. (2017, September 21). THE KINDCRAFT. https://thekindcraft.com/kilomet109/

Nguyen, N. (2022, July 18). 5 thương hiệu thời trang việt bền bỉ theo đuổi sự bền vững. Vietcetera. https://vietcetera.com/vn/5-thuong-hieu-thoi-trang-viet-ben-bi-theo-duoi-su-ben-vung

Quynh, N. (2022). Top 10 thương hiệu thời trang bền vững nổi tiếng tại Việt Nam. Coolmate. https://www.coolmate.me/post/cac-thuong-hieu-thoi-trang-ben-vung-tai-viet-nam

[chirswilliams]

With its beautiful woven design, this lantern creates captivating light patterns when illuminated. Simply place a tea light or LED candle inside to experience a gentle and warm glow that adds a magical touch to your evenings.

Versatile and lightweight, our lantern can be hung from hooks or placed on any flat surface, both indoors and outdoors. It's perfect for creating a cozy atmosphere in your living room, bedroom, patio, or garden.

[shinsengumi-archives]

Hello there,

I had a question about the Shinsengumi uniform and I thought you may be able to help me. I have recently been thinking of recreating their light-blue haori and wondered if you might know the proper fabric that should be used for it and how one adds the white mountain patterns at the cuffs. Do they need to be part of the fabric itself or can they be sewed on or embroidered? These might sound like silly questions but I can't seem to find the proper answer anywhere.

Thanks

Hi, thanks for asking!

Part 2 from this post would be useful. According to Nagakura's diary, the Shinsengumi uniform was made by the Daimaru store. They've recently created a reproduction using handwoven linen and natural dyes (probably using light indigo to get asagi blue). It's also possible that the uniform was made from coarse hemp due to financial constraints in the Shinsengumi at that time.

I haven't found anything about how the Shinsengumi originally added the patterns to the cuffs, but from the close-up photos of Daimaru's reproduction, they're part of the fabric itself using a resist-dyeing technique, where the rest of the uniform blue is dyed blue and the patterns on the cuffs are left white along with the “誠” (sincerity) character on the back.

Let me know if you need any more help. Would be cool to see how it turns out 😊

[wedezine]

Designing a Sustainable Living Room: Stylish, Eco-Friendly Choices for Your Home

As homeowners embrace eco-conscious living, sustainable interior design has become a cornerstone of modern homes. At WeDezine, we believe in crafting living spaces that are not only beautiful but also environmentally responsible. A sustainable living room combines timeless aesthetics with eco-friendly materials, proving that style and sustainability can go hand in hand. Here's how you can transform your living room into a chic, sustainable haven.

1. Sustainable Furniture: The Foundation of Eco-Friendly Design

Start with the essentials: furniture. Choose pieces made from reclaimed wood, bamboo, or FSC-certified timber. These materials are not only environmentally friendly but also bring warmth and character to your living space. Reclaimed wood, in particular, offers unique textures and grain patterns that tell a story of sustainability.

Vintage or refurbished furniture is another excellent choice. By restoring old pieces, you prevent waste and add a touch of nostalgia to your interiors, seamlessly blending classic charm with modern design.

2. Eco-Friendly Upholstery and Fabrics

Soft furnishings play a significant role in interior design. Opt for natural, biodegradable fabrics like hemp, organic cotton, or linen for sofas, cushions, and drapes. These materials are durable, toxin-free, and produced with minimal environmental impact.

For a distinctive touch, explore textiles with natural dyes or traditional craftsmanship, such as hand-block printed fabrics. These add a personal and artistic flair to your living room while supporting sustainable practices.

3. Non-Toxic Wall Finishes and Paints

Enhance your living room's atmosphere with eco-friendly wall finishes. Traditional paints often contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that harm indoor air quality. Instead, choose low-VOC or VOC-free paints to create a healthier home environment.

For a textured and natural look, consider alternatives like lime plaster or clay finishes. These sustainable options add depth and a rustic charm to your walls, perfectly complementing an eco-friendly theme.

4. Conscious Flooring Choices

Flooring is a critical element of interior design, and sustainable options can significantly elevate your living room's style. Bamboo and cork are renewable materials that are durable, chic, and versatile. If you prefer carpets, look for those made from natural fibers like wool, jute, or sisal.

Recycled tiles or reclaimed wood flooring are also excellent eco-conscious choices, blending durability with sustainability for a zero-waste lifestyle.

5. Sustainable Decor: The Finishing Touch

Decorative elements tie your living room together. Handwoven rugs, bamboo light fixtures, and ceramic vases created by local artisans are not only eco-friendly but also support small businesses. These details infuse your space with authenticity and cultural richness.

Introduce greenery with potted plants or vertical gardens. Not only do plants enhance the room's visual appeal, but they also purify the air and create a calming, natural ambiance.

6. Energy-Efficient Lighting

Lighting is a crucial aspect of any interior design. Switch to LED lights for energy efficiency without sacrificing brightness or style. Pair them with fixtures made from recycled or natural materials to create a cohesive, eco-friendly design.

Maximize daylight by installing large windows or using sheer curtains. This approach reduces reliance on artificial lighting, enhancing the sustainability of your living room.

7. Embrace Reduce, Reuse, and Repurpose

Sustainable interior design emphasizes creativity with existing resources. Repurpose old furniture or materials to create unique elements. For instance, turn an antique trunk into a coffee table or transform leftover wood into stylish shelving.

Conclusion

A sustainable living room is more than just a design choice—it's a commitment to a greener future. By incorporating eco-friendly materials and practices, you can create a space that reflects your values, respects the planet, and offers unparalleled comfort and beauty.

At WeDezine, we specialize in creating interiors that are as sustainable as they are stunning. Let us help you design a living room that combines elegance with eco-consciousness, ensuring a space you’ll love for years to come.

[kilimsada]

Benefits of Hemp Rugs for Sustainable Living

We are delighted to introduce our new collection of handwoven hemp rugs, combining natural fiber for the base with goat hair for the pattern.These are original designs crafted by our Turkish designer, the winner of a young designers' competition for rugs in Istanbul.

[clothinginepal]

Comprehensive Guide to Bohemian Shoulder Bags and Boho Hippie Bags

In the realm of fashion accessories, bohemian shoulder bags and boho hippie bags stand out as quintessential pieces that blend style, functionality, and cultural heritage. At Clothing in Nepal, we delve into the allure of these unique bags, offering a curated collection that speaks to the free-spirited individualist in you.

Understanding Bohemian Shoulder Bags and Boho Hippie Bags

Bohemian shoulder bags and boho hippie bags are more than just accessories; they are statements of personal style and ethos. Rooted in the bohemian and hippie movements of the 1960s and 1970s, these bags embrace a carefree, unconventional vibe. They often feature vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and a variety of textures that reflect global influences and artisanal craftsmanship.

The Artistry Behind Each Bag

What sets bohemian shoulder bags and boho hippie bags apart is their emphasis on craftsmanship and authenticity. Many of these bags are handmade by skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations. From handwoven fabrics to intricate embroidery and beadwork, each bag tells a story of cultural richness and creativity. By choosing these bags, you not only elevate your outfit but also support sustainable fashion practices and empower artisans around the world.

Versatility in Design and Functionality

One of the defining features of bohemian shoulder bags and Boho hippie bags is their versatility. They effortlessly complement a wide range of outfits and occasions, whether you're heading to a music festival, exploring a bustling market, or simply strolling through the city streets. Their spacious interiors and secure closures make them ideal companions for storing essentials while adding a touch of bohemian flair to your ensemble.

Embracing Bohemian and Hippie Fashion

Bohemian and hippie fashion celebrate freedom of expression and a connection to nature and community. Bohemian shoulder bags and boho hippie bags embody these values by incorporating natural materials such as cotton, hemp, and leather, often sourced ethically and sustainably. They resonate with individuals who value authenticity and seek to express their unique personalities through fashion.

Styling Tips for Bohemian Shoulder Bags and Boho Hippie Bags

Finding the perfect way to style your bohemian shoulder bag or boho hippie bag is an adventure in itself. Pair a colorful embroidered crossbody bag with a flowing maxi dress for a bohemian chic look, or opt for a fringed leather shoulder bag to add a touch of rugged elegance to your outfit. Experiment with layering jewelry and accessories to enhance the eclectic charm of these bags and create a look that is uniquely yours.

The Timeless Appeal of Bohemian Fashion

While trends come and go, bohemian shoulder bags and boho hippie bags endure as timeless pieces that transcend fashion cycles. They symbolize a lifestyle rooted in creativity, individuality, and a reverence for cultural diversity. At Clothing in Nepal, we celebrate this enduring appeal with our handpicked selection of bohemian shoulder bags and boho hippie bags, each designed to inspire and empower you on your journey of self-expression.

Conclusion

Whether you're drawn to the vibrant colors and intricate designs of bohemian shoulder bags or the laid-back charm of boho hippie bags, these accessories offer more than just functionality; they represent a way of life. Explore our collection at Clothing in Nepal and discover how these bags can complement your unique style while supporting sustainable fashion practices and artisan craftsmanship.

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Tired of losing things in your bag? Irritated with disorganised cables, stationary or make up? Hating on the dirty bag that can only be dry cleaned if at all?

Look no further, we got you covered. Named Pai (Pouch in Tamil: பை), this pouch is made from handwoven hemp and cotton blended yarn. The interior is lined with 100% cotton. You can wash each piece easily and at home!

[sawanasia]

Hmong Indigo Batik dyeing Handwoven Hemp Sashiko Kimono Dress

[hiteshmehtasuspire]

We bring to you an eco friendly option to the plastic/synthetic material laptop cases, our Pai laptop sleeve is made in a Hemp cotton handwoven fabric. It is washable and safe for the environment. The lining of the product is also completely done by hand and is in pure cotton.

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Sustainable Style: Redefining Fashion With Handwoven Textiles

Introduction to Sustainable Style

In recent years, there has been a significant shift in the fashion industry towards sustainability. Consumers are increasingly aware of the environmental and social impact of their clothing choices, leading to a growing demand for sustainable fashion alternatives. One such alternative gaining traction is handwoven textiles, which not only showcase exquisite craftsmanship but also promote eco-friendly practices. In this blog, we will explore how handwoven textiles are redefining fashion by integrating sustainability into every thread.

The Rise of Handwoven Textiles

Handwoven textiles have a rich history dating back centuries, embodying cultural heritage and artisanal skills. These textiles are crafted using traditional techniques passed down through generations, ensuring the preservation of indigenous craftsmanship. Unlike mass-produced fabrics, handwoven textiles prioritize quality over quantity, resulting in unique and timeless pieces that stand the test of time.

Embracing Sustainable Materials

Central to the ethos of handwoven textiles is the use of sustainable materials. Natural fibers such as cotton, linen, and hemp are preferred for their biodegradability and low environmental impact. Additionally, artisans are exploring innovative materials like bamboo and recycled yarns to further reduce their ecological footprint. By prioritizing sustainable materials, handwoven textiles offer a guilt-free alternative to conventional fashion.

Integrating Traditional Techniques

At the heart of handwoven textiles are the intricate weaving techniques passed down through generations. Artisans employ traditional looms and methods to create intricate patterns and designs, infusing each piece with cultural significance and artistic expression. By preserving these age-old techniques, handwoven textiles celebrate heritage while embracing modern sustainability practices.

The Art of Slow Fashion

In contrast to fast fashion's disposable mentality, handwoven textiles embody the principles of slow fashion. Each garment is carefully crafted with attention to detail, resulting in garments that are made to last. By investing in timeless pieces, consumers can cultivate a more conscious wardrobe that transcends fleeting trends and promotes sustainability.

Collaborating with Artisans

Handwoven textiles foster meaningful collaborations between designers and artisans, bridging the gap between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design. By partnering with skilled weavers, designers can create unique collections that showcase the beauty of handwoven textiles while supporting local communities. These collaborations not only preserve cultural heritage but also empower artisans economically.

Exploring Versatile Designs

Handwoven textiles offer endless possibilities for creative expression, with designs ranging from intricate patterns to minimalist textures. Whether used in clothing, accessories, or home decor, these textiles add a touch of authenticity and sophistication to any setting. From vibrant ikat to delicate jacquard, handwoven textiles inspire designers to explore new avenues of creativity while promoting sustainable style.

Reducing Environmental Impact

In an era of climate change and environmental degradation, the fashion industry faces increasing scrutiny for its ecological footprint. Handwoven textiles offer a sustainable solution by prioritizing natural materials, reducing water consumption, and minimizing waste. By embracing eco-friendly practices, artisans and designers can mitigate the environmental impact of fashion production while promoting a greener future.

Supporting Ethical Practices

Beyond environmental concerns, handwoven textiles prioritize ethical practices throughout the supply chain. By supporting fair trade principles and empowering local artisans, these textiles promote social responsibility and economic empowerment. Consumers can feel confident knowing that their purchases support ethical labor practices and contribute to the well-being of communities worldwide.

Crafting Timeless Elegance

In a world obsessed with fast-paced trends, handwoven textiles offer a refreshing alternative rooted in timeless elegance. Each piece tells a story of craftsmanship and tradition, transcending fleeting fashion fads. From hand-dyed silks to intricately woven wool, these textiles exude an aura of sophistication that never goes out of style.

Bharat Hosiery Factory: Pioneers of Quality Ropes

Amidst the discourse of sustainability in fashion, it's essential to recognize companies like Bharat Hosiery Factory, who prioritize quality and excellence in their products. For decades, Bharat Hosiery Factory has been a leading manufacturer of premium ropes, including braided polypropylene rope, polypropylene line, and polyurethane rope. Their commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction sets them apart in the industry.

The Journey of BharatDori

One of Bharat Hosiery Factory's flagship products is BharatDori, a high-quality polypropylene rope crafted with precision since 1960. With a rich history of technological innovation and product development, BharatDori exemplifies the company's dedication to delivering top-notch ropes for various applications. Whether used in agriculture, construction, or marine industries, BharatDori is trusted for its durability and reliability.

Sustainability in Rope Manufacturing

While fashion often takes center stage in sustainability discussions, it's crucial to recognize the importance of sustainable practices in other industries, such as rope manufacturing. Bharat Hosiery Factory emphasizes eco-friendly materials and production processes, ensuring that their ropes meet the highest standards of sustainability. By prioritizing environmental conservation, Bharat Hosiery Factory contributes to a more sustainable future for all.

The Versatility of Premium Ropes

Premium ropes from Bharat Hosiery Factory offer versatility and durability for a wide range of applications. Whether used for outdoor adventures, DIY projects, or industrial purposes, these ropes are designed to withstand the toughest conditions. From braided polypropylene rope to polyurethane line, Bharat Hosiery Factory's product lineup caters to diverse needs while maintaining uncompromising quality.

Sustainable Solutions for Every Industry

In an increasingly eco-conscious world, businesses across various sectors are seeking sustainable solutions for their operations. Bharat Hosiery Factory provides eco-friendly ropes that align with the sustainability goals of industries such as agriculture, shipping, and construction. By offering durable and sustainable products, Bharat Hosiery Factory supports businesses in reducing their environmental impact while maintaining efficiency and reliability.

Innovating for a Greener Future

As the demand for sustainable products continues to rise, Bharat Hosiery Factory remains at the forefront of innovation in rope manufacturing. By investing in research and development, they explore new materials and production techniques to further enhance the sustainability of their ropes. Through continuous innovation, Bharat Hosiery Factory strives to lead the industry towards a greener future.

Partnering for Progress

Collaboration is key to driving sustainability forward, and Bharat Hosiery Factory actively seeks partnerships with like-minded organizations and initiatives. By joining forces with environmental advocates and industry leaders, they amplify their impact and promote sustainable practices across the globe. Through collaboration, Bharat Hosiery Factory demonstrates their commitment to collective action for a more sustainable world.

Promoting Eco-Conscious Consumption

In a world inundated with disposable products, promoting eco-conscious consumption is more critical than ever. Bharat Hosiery Factory encourages consumers to choose sustainable ropes that are built to last, reducing the need for frequent replacements and minimizing waste. By making informed choices about the products they buy, consumers can contribute to a more sustainable future while supporting companies like Bharat Hosiery Factory.

The Future of Sustainable Style

As we look towards the future, the integration of handwoven textiles and eco-friendly ropes represents a powerful combination in shaping the future of sustainable style. By marrying craftsmanship with innovation, designers can create garments and accessories that not only captivate the senses but also uphold environmental and ethical standards.

Embracing Handwoven Textiles and Sustainable Ropes

In conclusion, handwoven textiles and sustainable ropes offer a compelling narrative of sustainability in fashion and beyond. As consumers become increasingly conscious of the impact of their purchasing decisions, there is a growing demand for products that embody values of authenticity, quality, and responsibility. By embracing handwoven textiles crafted with care and premium ropes manufactured with sustainability in mind, we can redefine fashion as a force for positive change.

In this journey towards a more sustainable future, companies like Bharat Hosiery Factory play a pivotal role. Through their commitment to quality, innovation, and environmental stewardship, they inspire others to follow suit and prioritize sustainability in every aspect of their business. Together, we can weave a tapestry of sustainable style that celebrates the beauty of handcrafted textiles, while also preserving the planet for generations to come.

As we continue to explore the intersection of fashion, craftsmanship, and sustainability, let us remember that every choice we make has the power to shape the world around us. Whether it's supporting local artisans, choosing eco-friendly materials, or advocating for ethical practices, we each have a role to play in building a more sustainable and equitable future.

In the end, sustainable style is not just about what we wear or how we accessorize—it's about the values we uphold and the impact we strive to create. Let us embrace the beauty of handwoven textiles and the resilience of sustainable ropes as we journey towards a brighter, more sustainable tomorrow. Together, we can redefine fashion, one thread at a time.

[chirswilliams]

Illuminate your space with a touch of bohemian charm using our handcrafted hemp lantern. This intricately handwoven lantern adds a natural and cozy ambiance to any room or outdoor setting.

Crafted by skilled artisans, each lantern is made from sustainable hemp fibers, known for their durability and eco-friendliness. The natural tan color of the material complements any decor style, from rustic farmhouse to modern boho