Threads of Tradition: How Teixidors is Preserving Craft and Community

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Threads of Tradition: How Teixidors is Preserving Craft and Community

In our latest brand spotlight, WLLW discovers how Teixidors is merging sustainability with a human touch in their approach to textile production.

Teixidors was founded in Terrassa, Spain and works with farmers’ associations striving to preserve the wool industry. Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Photo courtesy of Teixidors

“Weaving on a manual loom creates unique pieces; each weave is not exactly the same. They are shaped by the hands and feet of every single weaver; the slight imperfections make the piece magic.”

Sofia Agerberth

Sustainable cashmere sourced from a cooperative in Mongolia is a stable of Teixidors home collection. Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Expert weavers are behind Teixidors’craftsmanship. Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Tile Cushion Cover in marble handcrafted from ecological merino wool and baby yak wool in collaboration with John Pawson. Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Threads used to weave the Tile collection by John Pawson. Photo courtesy of Teixidors
The Time Throw is made from 100% ecological merino wool. Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Sisteron Cushion Cover handcrafted from ecological merino wool using vegetable dyes. Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Abans Blanket handcrafted from European linen Masters of Linen. Photo courtesy of Teixidors
Pádua Throw handcrafted from merino wool. Photo courtesy of Teixidors

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