An in depth look for Thread Caravan on the pochote tree and processing its lovely silken fibers, also known as kapok or ceiba tree.

Indigo farming and production in Santiago Niltepec, Oaxaca Mexico is teetering on the verge of extinction but there is hope and a growing international demand for this exquisite high quality indigo, unique to the world of blue.

Documentary on the making of our naturally dyed Maza Collection

Mexchic´s dramatic store redesign invoking the sensual feminine, a gallery / sanctuary for the lovers of Christina Hattler´s textile designs, hand made in her studio in Oaxaca Mexico, with natural fibers and natural dyes.

The Reopening of Mexchic Tienda!!

La playa <3

I was interviewed by Paige over @ Plstry.com :) one of the amazing female led small business with whom we sell Mexchic textiles.

An edit of what I love in Oaxaca

Over the last few years I’ve been focusing more and more on my weaving and spinning fibers practice. Both processes are extremely time consuming, so usually I find that late nights, once my daughter has fallen asleep, makes for a good time to throw on an audio book, pour a glass of wine and get deep into work. It relaxes me a great deal to spin and weave…