SIX WEEKS. TWO HANDS. ONE HAT.
Every piece begins as toquilla straw, cut from palm groves on Ecuador's coast, split by hand and boiled at dawn until it pales to the color of raw silk.
What follows is measured in threads, not hours — a weave so fine it takes a steady hand three generations to learn.
THE ORIGIN
THE DETAILS DEFINE US
A weave so fine, light passes through it. A craft so rare, it can only be passed down.
THE TIMELINE
DAY 01 — Harvest
DAY 05 — Preparation
DAY 11 — Drying
DAY 20 — Weaving Begins
DAY 32 — Blocking
DAY 42 — Finished
01
Harvest.
02
SPLIT.
03
BOILED.
04
DRIED.
05
SORTED.
06
WOVEN.
07
FINISHED.
