Tea Towel in Nimbus GAP Cathy Callahan uses end cuts

Cathy Callahan uses end cuts from her production and has moved to hand-painting each piece for the patchwork pattern which both reduces waste and water in her process

the dark glaze revealing depth like an antique mirror and the light glaze is opaque yet bright

and much more

a Swedish company dedicated to preserving the craft traditions — and creative uses — of this natural fiber

and at home in any of our dinnerware sets

Tea Towel in Nimbus GAP Cathy Callahan uses end cutsThis tea towel is a collaboration between Madda Studio and the weavers of El Camino de los Altos (ECLA). ECLA is an association of 130 Mayan women weavers from the highlands of Chiapas in Southern Mexico. This is the first product designed and produced in collaboration from beginning to end. The project provides an opportunity for newly trained weavers to put into practice the knowledge they have gained.