How it's made

Four steps, no shortcuts

Every piece is hand-pulled from a blank backing. Here's how a flat canvas becomes the loudest, softest thing in the room.

Pull the color

It starts at the yarn wall. We pick the colorway first — does this make the color louder or quieter — before anything else.

Yarn gets punched into cotton duck by hand, row by row, with a tufting gun. Hours of it. The pile builds height as it goes.

Loops get trimmed to different heights — high and low — so the pile throws its own shadow and reads as texture, not graphic.

We glue a backing, bind the edges by hand, and add a hanging bar. Then it ships in a box you'll want to keep.

The current batch is small and it moves. If a colorway speaks to you, it probably won't wait.