Process

Materials

TEJIDA works with natural fibres: wool from different breeds, alpaca, linen, hemp, cotton, and silk. Each one has its own character and best use.

Wool is the studio's main fibre. It has a memory of its own: it shapes to the body, regulates temperature, warms without weight, and feels alive to the touch. A well-woven wool piece can last decades and improve with time.

Sustainability

Working with natural fibres isn't only an aesthetic preference. It's a decision about what we leave behind.

Every fibre that enters the studio is compostable: when a piece ends its life, the soil can take it back without leaving microplastics, without poisoning groundwater, without adding to the weight of what no longer fits anywhere. The textile industry is one of the most polluting on the planet. Weaving slowly, with materials that respect that cycle, is a small and stubborn way of refusing to take part in that harm.

Dyeing follows the same logic: water that goes back to the garden, fibre scraps kept for future pieces. Nothing is discarded without first considering whether it can have another life.