A practical first order for decorators and small shops that want to test our handwoven textiles before committing to a larger seasonal collection. The kit brings together a small selection of pieces that show the range of our workshops: one throw in combed wool, two linen cushions, and a wall tapestry in natural dyes.
Each item arrives with its own material card, exact measurements, washing instructions, and the estimated production time for made-to-order pieces. This is not a sample box in the usual sense, because every piece is a finished, sellable product. It simply gives you a manageable way to see the quality, feel the weight of the fabric, and compare how the vegetable dyes behave across different fibers.
The kit is especially useful if you are new to working with artisan suppliers and want to understand what a small family workshop can deliver consistently. You receive pieces from the current season, so the palette reflects what is actually available, not a generic catalog image.
One combed wool throw
Woven in a family workshop in Oaxaca, finished with hand-knotted fringe.
Two organic linen cushions
Natural undyed linen with removable covers, filled with a firm cotton insert.
One small wall tapestry
Dyed with rubia root and pericón, mounted on a natural wooden dowel.
Material and care cards
Detailed fiber composition, washing guidance, and production timeline for reorders.
The kit is produced in a limited run each season. If you need a specific colorway or want to adjust the cushion size, request the wholesale price list through the contact form and mention the Starter Service Kit.
Every piece in this selection comes from small family workshops that work with organic cotton, combed wool and low-impact vegetable dyes. Below you will find the current offerings, each with its own material notes, dimensions and care details. The list is updated as new palettes and limited editions arrive.
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