The checkered pockets of colorful blue and warm beige in soft cotton handloom adorn our Amer Sujani Throw. Hand-woven in 100% cotton using the traditional Sujani weaving technique, which only a handful of artisans still practice in the whole world, the Amer throw is designed to add warmth and traditional artistry to any space.

The checkered pockets of colorful pink and warm beige in soft cotton handloom adorn our Amer Sujani Throw. Handwoven in 100% cotton using the traditional Sujani weaving technique, which only a handful of artisans still practice in the whole world, the Amer throw is designed to add warmth and traditional artistry to any space.

Handwoven textiles made slowly and in small batches in Stephanie Seal-Brown’s Hudson Valley studio. Woven from European linen and Egyptian cotton, they are exceptionally absorbent, improve with every wash, and are built to last for years of daily use.

This antique wooden sewing box with four drawers and glass knobs has been painstakingly restored. The drawers are lined with hand-printed paper. The scissor drawer is lined with red velvet and another, filled with a curated selection of Valdani threads, has a red velvet pincushion built into the back. Another drawer contains a needle minder and pins by Cohana, Japanese sashiko needles, and a beeswax cake wrapped in TATTER tissue paper.

Nature’s Hand-Work, designed by Jordana Martin and stitched by Carina Rockart, translates that which is made by the natural world, and what is made by us as nature’s instruments.

Hand-selected by TATTER founder Jordana Martin, each of these exhibition catalogues is a vibrant celebration of textile art and material culture. Each catalogue is an extension of an exhibition, a more intimate look at the people and cultures examined in the art; it is a scholarly reference, artistic inspiration, a conversation starter, a soul-nourishing collection of works, past and present.