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There’s a quiet kind of art that lingers: simple, steady, and easy to live with. That’s the feeling behind Lisa Mabey’s work. Her designs don’t shout for attention. They offer it gently, through fl...
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Some designs feel like they’ve always existed, like they were waiting to be discovered in a sketchbook or pulled from memory. That’s how Roberta Bologna’s work feels. Rooted in history but full of ...
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There is a quiet poetry in structure—in the rhythm of repeating shapes, the pause between lines, the way color and geometry can come together. For Zurich-based artist and architect Kristina Graf, p...
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Some stories begin in childhood, stitched into the soft folds of memory. For New Hampshire-based artist Melissa McKeagney, creativity ran through the family, expressed in color, pattern, and the wa...
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Kindly Woven’s debut blanket collection began with a question: What if more artists had access to the woven world?
As a textile designer and educator, our leader, Laura Adams, has spent years imme...
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At Kindly Woven, our journey isn’t just about creating beautiful textiles—it’s about reshaping the way the textile industry values and rewards creativity. We believe that artists deserve to not on...
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At Kindly Woven, our journey into a new model for the textile industry began with a straightforward yet profound principle: Fair Artistry. Put simply, Fair Artistry champions fairly compensating cr...