



A soft, textured statement for the wall that needs one.
This handwoven boho tapestry is made by hand in Panipat, Haryana, a region of India known for generations of handloom textile work. Each piece comes off a foot-pedal handloom the same way it always has, built from recycled cotton yarn that's been purchased in local markets and mill-dyed into a soft, sustainable palette of cream, pink, grey, and charcoal.
The finished piece measures 18 by 28 inches, with a cream fringe along the bottom edge for that easy, lived-in bohemian finish. A cotton loop makes it simple to hang.
The weaving group behind this piece is small, about ten artisans, most of them women. Men work in the shared workshop, while women weave much of it from home, earning an income while managing their households. When orders are larger, the group brings in other women from the village, spreading the work further. It's a small operation with a real, traceable impact.
Hang it above the bed, behind a reading chair, or in a nursery, anywhere a blank wall needs texture and warmth instead of another frame. The mixed palette works with warm neutrals and bolder colors alike, so it reads as flexible rather than matchy.
18" x 28". Recycled cotton yarn, mill-dyed, hand-loomed. Cream, pink, grey, and charcoal. Handmade in Panipat, Haryana, India. Because it's handwoven, expect small variations in size, color, and pattern from piece to piece — that's part of what makes it one of a kind.
Boho and eclectic bedrooms. Nurseries that want texture without too much color. Reading corners and entryways that need one more layer. A thoughtful gift for anyone who wants a wall piece with a real hand behind it.
A blank wall doesn't need much, just something made slowly, by someone, on purpose.
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