About the Pieces

Camino’s open weave cotton fabric has been recognized in a special exhibition at the Museo Textil de Oaxaca as living textile art. Native varieties of cotton from small family farms are ginned, spun, and woven by hand in the Sierra Madre del Sur in Mexico.

Embroidered linen designs are drawn freehand by members of the Zapotec community of San Antonino, Oaxaca. Every stitch is then placed individually by hand. This meticulous process gives the embroidery an extraordinary level of detail and a sculptural texture that cannot be replicated by machine.

Each garment is one of one. Discover the craft.