07/05/2026
Better late than never 🌍✨
The day before yesterday was African World Heritage Day – and even though we’re a day late, we’d like to take you along to Ghana, right into the heart of what we’re currently working on.
We’ve been spending a lot of time at the loom lately, experimenting intensively: with mohair, silk, wool, virgin wool, merino and all sorts of leftover materials. We’re testing, mixing, discarding, starting afresh. Some materials behave completely differently to what we expected – and that’s exactly where it gets exciting.
It’s not just about reproducing something, but about discovering what’s possible right now. With the resources available locally, with the knowledge that’s there – and with what can emerge from it.
For us, heritage does not mean standing still. It means thinking beyond what already exists. Creating connections between materials, techniques and people. Between what was – and what will become of it.
That is exactly where we start. From tradition to transition.
More insights coming soon – there’s a lot happening right now 🤍
