Pillows

Our cushions are made with vintage, traditional ethnic textilefrom the Hmong people of South East Asia, hand woven and dyed with care

Unfortunately, today there are many mass produced hill tribe-style items and textiles produced by various companies around the world and many hill tribes themselves have taken to mass production methods, slowly losing the centuries old traditions of hand weaving, organic cotton and hemp growth, and most notably, indigo plant dying methods. We are proud to help continue these amazing traditions, sourcing our materials directly from Hmong villages and one day hope to expand into other areas, supporting the hill tribe communities every step of the way. 

Our cushions are made with vintage, traditional ethnic textile from the Hmong people of South East Asia, hand woven and dyed with care

Unfortunately, today there are many mass produced hill tribe-style items and textiles produced by various companies around the world and many hill tribes themselves have taken to mass production methods, slowly losing the centuries old traditions of hand weaving, organic cotton and hemp growth, and most notably, indigo plant dying methods. We are proud to help continue these amazing traditions, sourcing our materials directly from Hmong villages and one day hope to expand into other areas, supporting the hill tribe communities every step of the way. 

As the cushions are made from vintage costumes of the Hmong people, there may be some slight marking or colour variation. This is normal given the nature of the textile, but we think it adds to the character and makes each piece unique.  

A passion project between a husband and wife team, with a thirst for travel and exploration, and a drive to discover unique one-of-a-kind items. Our supplier creates beautiful homewares from a carefully chosen assortment of handmade and vintage textiles from around the world. 

Connecting the world through home and lifestyle decor. This beautiful throw is made in Salt Lake City, Utah by a small team who work directly with artisans around the world.  

Mud cloth and Indigo textiles are made almost entirely by hand. Imperfections such as discolourations, pattern variations, design & paint smudges, or pulls at seams where panels are sewn together should be expected. The unique attributes inherent in this medium are not defects, they just add to the uniqueness and character of your item. 

Connecting the world through home and lifestyle decor. This beautiful throw is made in Salt Lake City, Utah by a small team who work directly with artisans around the world.  

Mud cloth and Indigo textiles are made almost entirely by hand. Imperfections such as discolourations, pattern variations, design & paint smudges, or pulls at seams where panels are sewn together should be expected. The unique attributes inherent in this medium are not defects, they just add to the uniqueness and character of your item. 

Connecting the world through home and lifestyle decor. This beautiful throw is made in Salt Lake City, Utah by a small team who work directly with artisans around the world.  

Mud cloth and Indigo textiles are made almost entirely by hand. Imperfections such as discolourations, pattern variations, design & paint smudges, or pulls at seams where panels are sewn together should be expected. The unique attributes inherent in this medium are not defects, they just add to the uniqueness and character of your item. 

Connecting the world through home and lifestyle decor. This beautiful throw is made in Salt Lake City, Utah by a small team who work directly with artisans around the world.  

Mud cloth and Indigo textiles are made almost entirely by hand. Imperfections such as discolorations, pattern variations, design & paint smudges, or pulls at seams where panels are sewn together should be expected. The unique attributes inherent in this medium are not defects, they just add to the uniqueness and character of your item. 

Connecting the world through home and lifestyle decor. This beautiful throw is made in Salt Lake City, Utah by a small team who work directly with artisans around the world.  

Mud cloth and Indigo textiles are made almost entirely by hand. Imperfections such as discolourations, pattern variations, design & paint smudges, or pulls at seams where panels are sewn together should be expected. The unique attributes inherent in this medium are not defects, they just add to the uniqueness and character of your item. 

Connecting the world through home and lifestyle decor. This beautiful throw is made in Salt Lake City, Utah by a small team who work directly with artisans around the world.  

Mud cloth and Indigo textiles are made almost entirely by hand. Imperfections such as discolourations, pattern variations, design & paint smudges, or pulls at seams where panels are sewn together should be expected. The unique attributes inherent in this medium are not defects, they just add to the uniqueness and character of your item. 

Connecting the world through home and lifestyle decor. This beautiful throw is made in Salt Lake City, Utah by a small team who work directly with artisans around the world.  

Mud cloth and Indigo textiles are made almost entirely by hand. Imperfections such as discolourations, pattern variations, design & paint smudges, or pulls at seams where panels are sewn together should be expected. The unique attributes inherent in this 

Connecting the world through home and lifestyle decor. This beautiful throw is made in Salt Lake City, Utah by a small team who work directly with artisans around the world.  

Mud cloth and Indigo textiles are made almost entirely by hand. Imperfections such as discolourations, pattern variations, design & paint smudges, or pulls at seams where panels are sewn together should be expected. The unique attributes inherent in this medium are not defects, they just add to the uniqueness and character of your item. 

Connecting the world through home and lifestyle decor. This beautiful throw is made in Salt Lake City, Utah by a small team who work directly with artisans around the world.  

Mudcloth and Indigo textiles are made almost entirely by hand. Imperfections such as discolourations, pattern variations, design & paint smudges, or pulls at seams where panels are sewn together should be expected. The unique attributes inherent in this medium are not defects, they just add to the uniqueness and character of your item. 

Our cushions are made with vintage, traditional ethnic textile from the Hmong people of South East Asia, hand woven and dyed with care

Unfortunately, today there are many mass produced hill tribe-style items and textiles produced by various companies around the world and many hill tribes themselves have taken to mass production methods, slowly losing the centuries old traditions of hand weaving, organic cotton and hemp growth, and most notably, indigo plant dying methods. We are proud to help continue these amazing traditions, sourcing our materials directly from Hmong villages and one day hope to expand into other areas, supporting the hill tribe communities every step of the way. 

Our cushions are made with vintage, traditional ethnic textile from the Hmong people of South East Asia, hand woven and dyed with care

Unfortunately, today there are many mass produced hill tribe-style items and textiles produced by various companies around the world and many hill tribes themselves have taken to mass production methods, slowly losing the centuries old traditions of hand weaving, organic cotton and hemp growth, and most notably, indigo plant dying methods. We are proud to help continue these amazing traditions, sourcing our materials directly from Hmong villages and one day hope to expand into other areas, supporting the hill tribe communities every step of the way. 

As the cushions are made from vintage costumes of the Hmong people, there may be some slight marking or colour variation. This is normal given the nature of the textile, but we think it adds to the character and makes each piece unique.  

Our cushions are made with vintage, traditional ethnic textile from the Hmong people of South East Asia, hand woven and dyed with care

Unfortunately, today there are many mass produced hill tribe-style items and textiles produced by various companies around the world and many hill tribes themselves have taken to mass production methods, slowly losing the centuries old traditions of hand weaving, organic cotton and hemp growth, and most notably, indigo plant dying methods. We are proud to help continue these amazing traditions, sourcing our materials directly from Hmong villages and one day hope to expand into other areas, supporting the hill tribe communities every step of the way. 

As the cushions are made from vintage costumes of the Hmong people, there may be some slight marking or colour variation. This is normal given the nature of the textile, but we think it adds to the character and makes each piece unique.  

Our cushions are made with vintage, traditional ethnic textile from the Hmong people of South East Asia, hand woven and dyed with care

Unfortunately, today there are many mass produced hill tribe-style items and textiles produced by various companies around the world and many hill tribes themselves have taken to mass production methods, slowly losing the centuries old traditions of hand weaving, organic cotton and hemp growth, and most notably, indigo plant dying methods. We are proud to help continue these amazing traditions, sourcing our materials directly from Hmong villages and one day hope to expand into other areas, supporting the hill tribe communities every step of the way. 

As the cushions are made from vintage costumes of the Hmong people, there may be some slight marking or colour variation. This is normal given the nature of the textile, but we think it adds to the character and makes each piece unique.  

Our cushions are made with vintage, traditional ethnic textile from the Hmong people of South East Asia, hand woven and dyed with care

Unfortunately, today there are many mass produced hill tribe-style items and textiles produced by various companies around the world and many hill tribes themselves have taken to mass production methods, slowly losing the centuries old traditions of hand weaving, organic cotton and hemp growth, and most notably, indigo plant dying methods. We are proud to help continue these amazing traditions, sourcing our materials directly from Hmong villages and one day hope to expand into other areas, supporting the hill tribe communities every step of the way. 

As the cushions are made from vintage costumes of the Hmong people, there may be some slight marking or colour variation. This is normal given the nature of the textile, but we think it adds to the character and makes each piece unique.  

Our cushions are made with vintage, traditional ethnic textile from the Hmong people of South East Asia, hand woven and dyed with care

Unfortunately, today there are many mass produced hill tribe-style items and textiles produced by various companies around the world and many hill tribes themselves have taken to mass production methods, slowly losing the centuries old traditions of hand weaving, organic cotton and hemp growth, and most notably, indigo plant dying methods. We are proud to help continue these amazing traditions, sourcing our materials directly from Hmong villages and one day hope to expand into other areas, supporting the hill tribe communities every step of the way. 

Our cushions are made with vintage, traditional ethnic textilefrom the Hmong people of South East Asia, hand woven and dyed with care

Unfortunately, today there are many mass produced hill tribe-style items and textiles produced by various companies around the world and many hill tribes themselves have taken to mass production methods, slowly losing the centuries old traditions of hand weaving, organic cotton and hemp growth, and most notably, indigo plant dying methods. We are proud to help continue these amazing traditions, sourcing our materials directly from Hmong villages and one day hope to expand into other areas, supporting the hill tribe communities every step of the way. 

As the cushions are made from vintage costumes of the Hmong people, there may be some slight marking or colour variation. This is normal given the nature of the textile, but we think it adds to the character and makes each piece unique.