AnoraTextiles

Exeter, United Kingdom

1.1k
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We calculate this number using a recency-weighted average of all ratings, with a rating's value decreasing by half each year to best reflect the current experience. 5.0 (265)
5 years
on Etsy
We calculate this number using a recency-weighted average of all ratings, with a rating's value decreasing by half each year to best reflect the current experience. 5.0 (265)
1.1k
sales
5 years
on Etsy
1.1k
Sales
We calculate this number using a recency-weighted average of all ratings, with a rating's value decreasing by half each year to best reflect the current experience. 5.0 (265)
5 years
on Etsy
We calculate this number using a recency-weighted average of all ratings, with a rating's value decreasing by half each year to best reflect the current experience. 5.0 (265)
1.1k
sales
5 years
on Etsy
1112 Sales

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Last updated on Dec 31, 2025
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About AnoraTextiles

Handcrafted unique textiles from Central Asia & beyond.

Sales 1,112
On Etsy since 2021

Handcrafted unique textiles from Central Asia & beyond.

Handcrafted, hand dyed and hand woven textiles from around the world.

Shop members

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    India

    Owner

Production partners

  • Abdul-Karim

    Peshawar, Pakistan

    I am working with Abdul-Karim, a 25 year old Afghan whose family business has been in the production of handmade Carpets since 1960.

  • Dumbara Weaving Family

    Sri Lanka

    This wonderful family weave their products by hand on a loom.

  • E & M

    Oaxaca, Mexico

    Husband & Wife who hand dye wool using local plants & insects, then weave the designs using a pedal loom.

  • Local Enterprise

    Maimbung, Philippines

    The Filipino textiles are sourced in association with an enterprise that supports artisans from the T'boli, Yakan & Tausūg tribes. They ensure all profits are reinvested back into preserving the ancient weaving traditions of the country.

  • Felt Maker

    Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

    The Kyrgyz cushions were made by a brilliant Kyrgyz textile felt maker. I was put in contact with her through a Kyrgyz mechanic I met at work - she is an advocate for Shyrdak and traditional Kyrgyz art.

  • Himalayan Mustang Artisan

    Nepal

    Himalayan Mustang Artisan Lady

  • Nagaland Chizami Women

    India

    Nagaland Chizami Women Enterprise

  • Nelapese Dhaka Weavers

    Nepal

    Nelapese Dhaka Weavers from the town of Tansen, Nepal

  • Otomi Family

    San Nicolás Guadalupe, Mexico

    These beautiful Otomi cushion covers are source directly from an Otomi family based in San Nicolás,  Tenango de Doria.

  • Palestinian Family Business

    Gaza, Palestine

    The Palestinian cushions have been embroidered in Gaza, by a lovely family business who describe their textiles as 'homeland embroidery'.

  • South Sri Lankan Weaving Women

    Sri Lanka

    South Sri Lankan Weaving Women making everything by hand.

  • Sri Lankan Batik Artisan

    Sri Lanka

    Sri Lankan Batik Artisan who makes them in her kitchen

  • Sumba Weaving Association

    Waingapu, Indonesia

    All the Indonesian textiles come directly from an artisan association on the island of Sumba. A celebration of tradition, the association aims to keep traditional techniques alive, and we are so excited to be a part of it.

  • Tibetan Refugee Camp

    Nepal

    Tibetan Refugee Camp

  • Women Enterprise in Zanzibar

    Tanzania

    Women Enterprise in Zanzibar who embroider everything by hand

  • Suzani Workshop Owner

    Bukhara, Uzbekistan

    The Uzbek textiles are made by an incredible woman in Bukhara who runs a workshop. She is a member of the Association of Handicrafts in the country, and takes great pride in the textiles which they create.

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Last updated on Mar 11, 2021

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Last updated on Dec 17, 2025

Frequently asked questions

Care instructions

We recommend that the majority of the textiles we source are washed by a specialist.

Gift wrapping and packaging

I aim to make the packaging as planet friendly as possible, using recycled and recyclable packaging.

Please do write on your order if you would like to send anything as a gift - I will happily write a personalised message for you.

Is the pillow insert included?

No - we do not include pillow inserts at this time. Central Asians tend to use batting / pillow filler rather than inserts (due to the sizing not being standard). I am always on the lookout for sustainable inserts, as I find conventional ones tend not to be planet friendly!

What insert size should I use?

It depends if you like a full cushion or not. If you do, use a size up from the pillow case. While many of these cushion covers are a bit awkward in size, they tend to fill out with inserts which are close in size.

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