using satellite map imagery abstracted in adobe photoshop, wissota waters is a blanket that represents a complicated connection to my hometown. 

wallpaper that takes a playful perspective on the prehistoric clichés we all know and love. designed with a sophisticated but youthful consumer in mind, these four colorways provide options for all ages and styles.

a collection of samples from 16 different warps & 16 different loom controlled structures.

bedding collection featuring four patterns, inspired by my grandmother's affinity for flora. designed with s/s 26 trends in mind, including: hothouse florals, roots motif, and key colors. 

handwoven table runner, inspired by the ongoing climate crisis and the change in cumulative snowfall data. cotton-linen blend warp intersects with raffia weft to create a snowdrift texture. 

features four patterns based on my favorite family vacation, a road trip down the west coast. each pattern represents a stop along the way, ready to be printed on a tea towel for your own souvenir. 

a study in ways to push the possibilities of one striped warp. four distinct napkins woven on 100% cotton striped warp, using four different structures. 

an ode to the capability and creativity in my own hands. patchwork vest, embellished with darning, embroidery, and patch application. handstitched with 100% recycled materials.