Revisiting Women’s Work – Asia, India and Australia
Earlier in the year, we packed our bags and took you on a whirlwind tour from Ghana to Peru, exploring some of the history of these places through the lens…
Earlier in the year, we packed our bags and took you on a whirlwind tour from Ghana to Peru, exploring some of the history of these places through the lens…
If I've learned anything after years of working with textiles, it's that the smallest, most subtle details often tell the most interesting stories, from the colorways chosen in a garment…
Everyone’s experience of the pandemic is different, but none of us will forget 2020 any time soon. Some of us were fortunate to make it through the last year and…
Around the world, people have used textile crafts to honor deities, memorialize events, and honor their leaders and ancestors. Textiles preserve our history, and they tell a story. Color plays…
Back in March, we revisited one of our most memorable collections, Women’s Work: our tribute to the craftsmanship and technical artistry of textile workers around the globe and through the…
As a self-described “textile junkie”, my interests and inspirations vary widely — sometimes I find inspiration in my travels or visits to museums, sometimes it’s quite literally in my own backyard.…
The month of March is Women’s History Month, but like so many women-led companies, we honor women’s accomplishments all year long. One of the most memorable ways we’ve done this…
For many of us, the month of March marks a sobering anniversary: one full year of living inside our own four walls during the pandemic. But for me, March brings…
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As I wrote last month, there are few places that bring me greater pleasure than museums. To me, there’s just nothing like wandering around gazing at great art in another…
It's safe to say that this holiday season will be unlike any we've ever experienced. Between the threat of the virus, the potential dangers of travel, the need to protect…
Museums have always been a source of inspiration for me. Getting an art degree (which often involves hours of staring at slides and memorizing artists and dates) will do this…
These days, my inbox is filled with travel offers. These emails suggest I do things like plan a getaway weekend, or get on a river cruise, or fly to the…
As we look for inspiration and comfort in the current times, returning to family craft traditions has been a healing and welcome creative outlet for many. Online craft classes abound,…
It’s no stretch to say the hospitality field, like the rest of the world, has been turned upside down as of late. In this extra time I’ve suddenly found myself…
More than four months into the pandemic, and in some ways, the future seems even hazier than it was in March: some people are itching to dust off their passports,…
In my 32 years as an interior and textile designer, I’ve found inspiration in countless (and often far-flung) places; a busy market in St. Antonin Noble Val, the library in…