Camas · Washington · Est. 2011
Made slowly, with intention
Handbuilt ceramics and handwoven alpaca fibre arts. Each piece shaped by hand in our farm studio in the Pacific Northwest.
Handbuilt ceramics and handwoven alpaca fibre arts. Each piece shaped by hand in our farm studio in the Pacific Northwest.
Ceramics shaped by hand. Alpaca fibre spun, dyed, and woven into scarves, rugs, and wall hangings. Yarn knitted into hats and accessories. All of it made slowly, in the foothills of the Cascades.
The creative process starts in the pasture. Our herd provides the fleece. The clay comes from the Pacific Northwest. Nothing is rushed here. Nothing is without intention.
Read Our StoryEvery piece carries the mark of the hand that shaped it. The slight asymmetry, the thumbprint in the glaze. This is not flaw. This is signature.
Our alpacas produce the very fibre woven into our scarves and rugs. Sustainable, traceable, extraordinarily soft.
The Cascades, the Gorge, the mountain light. All of it shapes what we make. Place is not backdrop. Place is material.
We make things meant to be used for years, to be worn through seasons, to be passed on when the time comes.
Hand-thrown and glazed. Each one unique in colour and form. Functional art for the table.
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Handwoven alpaca fibre in a diamond twill. Soft, warm, reversible. Three seasons of wear.
Knitted from our own alpaca yarn. Warm without the itch. Hypoallergenic by nature.