Each object begins with a textile that already has a life: handwoven frazada from the Andes or hand-embroidered Shipibo work from the Amazon. We let the cloth decide the form, kept whole, mounted as art, or made into pillows from what remains, so every piece keeps its character while finding a new place in the home.
One textile can become three kinds of object: hanging textile art, a pillow, or whole cloth. Some pieces are framed to be seen, some are sewn from remaining cloth, and some are left exactly as they were made. Bench and Ottoman have moved to Commission, built to order.
Hanging Textile Art
TBD · pending real sourcing and hardware cost
A frazada or Shipibo textile, mounted on a bespoke hardwood-and-brass hanging system crafted to suit that piece. Numbered, with a Provenance Card and a companion booklet.
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Pillow
$88 lumbar · TBD cylinder standard · TBD cylinder long
Frazada and linen. Three shapes: a lumbar pillow with a brass zipper, a standard cylinder bolster, and a long cylinder bolster built to span a bench or window seat.
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Whole Cloth
TBD · pending real sourcing cost
Some pieces need nothing added. Sold whole, exactly as they were made, a floor throw, a wall hanging without a mount, a bed topper. Numbered, with a Provenance Card.
See moreA frazada or Shipibo textile, chosen for its color, composition, and presence, then paired with a bespoke hardwood-and-brass hanging system made for that piece alone.
Most are kept whole. When a frame calls for a cleaner edge, we trim only what the object needs. Each piece is numbered, documented, and photographed complete before it becomes anything else.
Some textiles need nothing added. These are sold whole: as a floor throw, wall hanging without a mount, or bed topper. Each one is numbered, documented, and left in its original form.