Handcrafted by highly skilled female artisans from the Northeast region of Brazil.

The process begins with the manual harvest of sisal leaves, known for their sturdy cream or pale yellow fibers. After harvesting, the leaves are laid out to dry naturally. These tough sisal fibers are then painstakingly hand-processed into threads and dyed with locally sourced water-based pigments. Sisal is a biodegradable natural fiber abundant in the Brazilian Northeast.

Process: Weaving

Care: Wipe with damp cloth

Material: Sisal