Cushions that bring the timeless elegance of blue and white folk art into any space.

Origin (left): Tenango de Doria - Hidalgo
Origin (right): Chilac, Puebla

A garden in full bloom, hand-embroidered in vivid multicolor thread on crisp white fabric. Available in square and lumbar sizes, both finished with red piping.

Origin: Chilac, Puebla

TBD

A bold circular serving tray featuring a vibrant orange Otomí-inspired pattern — birds, owls, and woodland creatures woven through dense foliage. Functional and decorative in equal measure. A statement piece for any table or surface

backstrap loom weaving
Santo Tomás Jalieza - Oaxaca

Accents

Hand-embroidered Cushions

Cushions in crisp blue and white, these cushions feature birds, flowers, and dragonflies rendered in fine threadwork with playful pom-pom trim.

Origin: Tenango de Doria , Hidalgo

Black and electric green set the stage for an explosion of color. Unmistakably Mexican, unmistakably alive.

Origin: Jalapa de Díaz, Oaxaca.

Cushions in crimson florals bloom across a muted denim ground in dense, intricate threadwork.

Origin: Tenango de Doria , Hidalgo

Candles

Origin: Oaxaca

Jaguar de barro
Amatenango del Valle - Chiapas

Hand-embroidered using the iconic Otomí technique, this cushion is a riot of color and life.

Origin: Tenango de Doria, Hidalgo