This January 2025, we are excited to be receiving our third round of residents in our group residency program, hosted in collaboration with TEXERE.

This sessions residents include: Emelie Richardson, Jay Lee, Alexa Anderson, Faviola Lopez-Romani, Helen Barass, Dorte Bundt, Diana Eusebio, Katerine Bautista, Rosa Fitz, Seyi Adeyinka, and Amelia Burrus-Granger.

We are so lucky to call painter Johanna Palmieri both a friend and team member.

While I’ve had the personal privilege of getting to know her, I wanted our extended community to have a deeper introduction to her and her work. Here, I talk with Johanna about the start of her creative journey, where she finds inspiration and more.

Conoce al equipo de nuestro proyecto hermano TEXERE. TEXERE es una casa textil ubicada en Santa Maria del Tule, Oaxaca, donde recibimos residentes dedicadxs al investigación y producción de textiles. Ofrecemos talleres, un estudio compartido y materiales a la venta. Aqui, presentamos a nuestro querido equipo.

Artist and designer Christina Hattler of Mexchic introduces her investigation into the Pochote tree’s silky fiber and tannin-rich pod shells.

We were fortunate to have artist and photographer Thayer Gowdy attend our Oaxaca Ceramics trip, hosted in collaboration with Colectivo 1050.

Thayer’s photos paint the full picture of our trip: rural countryside ceramic studios and Hierve el Agua mineral springs blended with fine dining and art gallery visits.

Our favorite Thread Caravan trips for interior designers -- and what the past interior design clients have to say!

Introducing our partners Naiana Nami, with whom we host a Oaxaca craft retreat, and have supported in the production of the videos featured here, documenting our Oaxacan artisan partners Los Benitos, Silvia Martinez Diaz and Arte Seda in collaboration with videographer Arturo Lavariega.

An ikebana floral arranging workshop in barro rojo ceramic vessels, in partnership with Sitio Serendipia and Mujeres del Barro Rojo, for our Mother's Day retreat in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Luke Della Santa from Piece Collectors documents Thread Caravan's Oaxaca Weaving Retreat through his unique perspective.