Our one-of- a kind natural dyed collection connects Texas fiber farmers with our artisan refugee team. Creating meaningful change and connection through a healthy community of textile production through ethical and sustainable practices.

We create one-of-a-kind artisanal decor and home goods. Our pieces are constructed from Texas-grown organic cotton and natural dyes made with produce from our farm and local restaurant partnerships diverting food waste from landfills. All pieces are hand-dyed, cut, and sewn by our team of refugee women.

The Farm to Fiber Committee, established in 2023, includes board members, staff, and experienced textile artists. This diverse team ensures our creative direction aligns with our vision and standards while staying connected to community needs through partnerships like the Elisabet Ney Museum, Este, Whole Earth Provisions Co, and Black Feather Vintage Works.

Our pop up workshops are a direct outcome of this strategic vision, blending the expertise of our Studio Director and Refugee Studio team. Each workshop reflects our strategic priorities and leverages the cultural heritage of our team, fostering artistic and community engagement.