Since 600 B.C. textiles have been handcrafted through weaving on a loom. Each step of the weaving process has it’s meaning and importance for the end product.

We took the tradition of handweaving and brought it in the present by integrating it in our project that sustains the circular economy. We collect the used clothes that would end in in the landfills. We wash and disinfect them in order to be ready to cut the materials into “thread”. Then we prepare the loom and the wrap so that we can start weaving the preloved textiles by using our craft skills and creativity. When the items are weaved, we cut them off the loom and hand tie the tassels so that the final product is finished. Then all the products are washed and dried so that they can prepared for delivery to reach and beautify your home.