We work with a small network of family workshops, not anonymous production lines. That changes how each piece is made, how long it lasts, and how honestly we can describe it.
Every blanket and cushion comes from a specific family workshop we visit regularly. We know who spins the wool, which plants were used for dyeing, and how long the piece spent on the loom. That information goes on the product sheet, not just in our marketing.
Organic cotton, combed wool, and certified linen behave differently from synthetic blends. They breathe, soften with use, and keep their structure for years. We list the exact fiber content and washing instructions so you know what you are buying before the piece arrives.
Made-to-order means waiting, and we prefer to say so clearly. Each product page shows the estimated production time based on the workshop's current calendar. If a piece takes four weeks, you will read four weeks, not a vague promise of fast delivery.
For shops and interior decorators, we keep minimum orders low enough that a small store can test a collection without overcommitting. Samples are available before you place a larger order, and seasonal palettes are shared with regular clients before the catalog updates publicly. This is how we build trust over several seasons, not just one transaction.
Curious about how we select workshops and materials? Read about our approach to sourcing.
Decoradores de interiores, tiendas de regalos y estudios de diseño en México y el sur de Estados Unidos trabajan con nuestras piezas para proyectos residenciales y comerciales. Preferimos mantener una red pequeña de colaboradores antes que una lista larga sin trato directo.
Estudio Cielo
Interiorismo · Ciudad de México
Casa Noble
Tienda de regalos · Oaxaca
Taller de la Tierra
Textiles y cerámica · Puebla
Galería Lumen
Arte y decoración · Monterrey
Habitación 116
Hotel boutique · San Miguel de Allende
No somos un proveedor anónimo. Cada pedido mayorista se revisa de forma personal: confirmamos existencias, tiempos de tejido y paleta de temporada antes de enviar la muestra. Así evitamos sorpresas y mantenemos una relación clara con quien vende nuestras piezas.