Maiwa’s clothing line exists to value and celebrate handmade cloth.
Make Your Comfort Zone Into Something Beautiful
Our hand block printed bedding usually steals the show—but we have so many more textiles to share.
Thursday, February 05, 2026
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THIS LAUNCH BRINGS YOU TWO JACKETS
These jackets are made from beautiful kantha quilts. Favourite prints, saris, and beloved lengths of cloth are stitched together with plain and coloured threads.
Tuesday, February 03, 2026
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NATURAL DYES – NATURAL COLOUR
We use natural dyes extensively in our own production. This is the best way to know how a dye behaves and to see the changes that happen from harvest to harvest.
Thursday, January 29, 2026
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SAJOU
EMBROIDERY & SEWING SUPPLIES
High quality embroidery and sewing items designed and made in France with a commitment to the art of yarn and textiles.
Sewing pins with glass head featuring the rosette motif represents three girls embroidering "Maison Sajou - Fancy Work".
Darning wool, made by Sajou, can be used for mending or embroidery. Laine St. Pierre is a blend of wool and polyamide, giving it more strength and durability – so if you are darning your socks, your mend will be more likely to stand the test of time.
This yarn is composed of 4 strands that separate easily, offering flexibility in the thickness you choose to work with.
This red Sajou album N°916 shows the main stitches in traditional embroidery. The names are indicated in French, English and German.
A set of sharp darning needles made by Sajou presented in a booklet printed with an Art Nouveau motif.
This beautiful perlé silk thread is glossy and resistant. It is traditionally used for buttonholes as well as topstitching on fabric or leather. It can also be used for cross stitch, bobbin lace or braids and trimmings. It was also commonly used in days gone by: in tapestries the finer details like the faces and hands of the figures, the centres of certain flowers or animals eyes were sewn with silk threads to obtain a contrast with the wool.
An assortment of 15 sewing needles.
High quality 100% waxed linen thread wrapped on a circular star card that keeps the thread organized between uses. This thread is perfect for bookbinding and hand stitching leather goods.
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
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AJRAKH
HAND BLOCK PRINTED BEDDING
Ajrakh is a traditional block printing technique practiced by artisans living in India's Kachchh Desert. For centuries, wooden blocks have been used to print eloquent geometric patterns on cotton.
Thursday, January 22, 2026
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For nearly 40 years our dedication to craft, artisan work and natural colour has stayed strong. Now we are using YouTube to share these stories.
Tuesday, January 20, 2026
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NEW SHAWLS
BY LENA LADAKH
The Changthang Plateau, located in Ladakh, India, is a striking high-altitude expanse that stretches into northern Tibet. Renowned for its breathtaking scenery, stunning mountain ranges and extreme climate, this semi-arid plateau sits at an average elevation of about 4,500 meters (14,800 feet).
Thursday, January 15, 2026
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NATURAL INDIGO
THE COLOUR THAT CONNECTS US
The fact that green plants can give us blue colours is something that never ceases to amaze us. We try to get to know as many kinds of blue as possible. From the natural indigo we sell and use in all our clothing, bedding and cloth: (indigofera tinctoria) which is grown and harvested in India, to the robust and remarkable persicaria tinctoria, which will thrive even when planted in our research garden in the Pacific Northwest.
INSTRUCTIONS
We believe in sharing information. Find everything you need to get started in dyeing with indigo — Free online!
Tuesday, January 13, 2026
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Craftspeople enjoy an intimate relationship with their tools. As an extension of the human hand, brushes are especially important.
Thursday, January 08, 2026
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A selection of sale items from all corners of Maiwa. Clothing, bedding, art supplies, books! Amazing things — great prices.
Tuesday, January 06, 2026
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IT’S A NEW YEAR, WHAT WILL YOU BEGIN?
2026 is here...a new year, filled with potential.
Thursday, January 01, 2026
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