Mae Woven

Baule

Mar 08, 2020

Our Baule collection is hand woven by the Baule people of Côte d’Ivoire in Africa. Starting with locally grown cotton, the fibers are spun into silky thread and dyed using organic materials. The intricate patterns are woven into strips of cloth using narrow looms built by Baule artisans. Once the cloth is finished, the hand-woven strips are sewn together to form Baule fabric. We take special care to transform these beautiful fabrics into our our Baule pillows.Read more

Alicia X Mae Woven

Mar 01, 2020

Meet our March Muse, Alicia Betancourt! Alicia is the writer, visionary and soul behind Indie Latina, a blog highlighting the intersection between indie and Latinx culture. Her heritage and surroundings have shaped her unique perspective and drive to connect with creatives in Salt Lake City and beyond. Born in Puerto Rico, Alicia is a part-time member of the National Guard serving on army and cultural missions. Alicia's work takes her from small boutiques and local music scenes to traveling the world.Read more

Thailand

Feb 09, 2020

Our newest pillow collection is here! We specifically curated this collection from various cities located within Thailand. Chiang Mai is the fabric capital and offers an abundance of choices – it was not easy to narrow down our top picks. When choosing the perfect pieces for this collection, we wanted to hone in on the earthy colors and textures these fabrics emulate. At Mae Woven, we focus on small batch and believe in thoughtfully curating handmade home goods that are well-made, functional, and beneficial for the world we live in.

In order to keep these looking brand new, we recommend spot cleaning or even dry cleaning for best possible result.