Founder Fridays: The sink. The scraps. The possibility.
An old sink, a pile of textile scraps, and a plumbing part in Afghanistan all got me thinking about the same thing: what happens when we stop seeing something as...
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An old sink, a pile of textile scraps, and a plumbing part in Afghanistan all got me thinking about the same thing: what happens when we stop seeing something as...
There's a moment in decorating a room when you realize the walls are doing nothing for you. The furniture is right. The light is good. But the walls are just…...
A customer wrote to me recently asking about the bag she’d purchased as a gift for her sister. Her sister had owned a Guatemalan handwoven bag before, and she wanted...
I've been reading Stephen King's 11/22/63. Yes, it's a Stephen King novel, but not the scary kind (or at least not in the monster-under-the-bed way). It's about a man who travels...
There is something about handblown glassware that feels different before you even know the story. Maybe it’s the tiny bubbles suspended in the glass. Maybe it’s the slight variation in...
If you love the look of kantha quilts or frazadas — colorful, one-of-a-kind textile layers that bring warmth, pattern, and a sense of collected beauty to a home — you...