Material Library

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The highest form of woven accuracy.

Each knot is tied one at a time, measured in knots per square inch, not in minutes or meters.

The surface develops depth, movement and a life of its own as the fibers relax.

It is slow work, patient work, the kind done by those who have learned to listen to time.

A drawing made in wool, tuft by tuft.

The craftsperson works with a hand-held tuft gun, following the artwork line by line.

This method allows freedom in pattern and pile height, from plush to low and crisp.

Every curve, edge and gradient is guided by the human hand, not a machine.

An ancient weaving technique, founded on interlocking warp and weft.

Flat, flexible and reversible, yet exceptionally durable.

Indoor / Outdoor

A pure expression of loom and hand working in gentle conversation.

Cut, threaded and woven entirely by hand.

Leather introduces a natural character that matures, softens and develops personality through use.

Its structure is firm, architectural, and grounding in a room.

An object that becomes better with age, like a well-worn jacket or a favorite pair of shoes.

A continuous weaving rhythm, guided entirely by hand.

The weaver controls density, tension and texture in real time, adjusting by instinct.

The result is a surface that feels balanced, calm and quietly luxurious.

No two pieces are ever identical, because no two hands move the same way.

A quiet luxury born of Himalayan technique.

The yarn is wrapped around rods during weaving, then cut or left uncut to create subtle texture shifts.

Soft pile, gentle gradients, a sense of calm materiality.

A piece that does not speak loudly, but settles beautifully into space.