TheHandloomRoom

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5.0 (3)

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TRUDI on Oct 30, 2023

5 out of 5 stars

Such a beautiful, useful addition to my wardrobe.

Block-printed cotton shrugs

Block-printed cotton shrugs
Sophie on Nov 4, 2022

5 out of 5 stars

Bought as a gift, so cute

Cat Brooches

Cat Brooches
Steve on Jul 11, 2020

5 out of 5 stars

This is the work of a Master Crafts person, brought as a gift and they have said it was "such a joy to receive and own it". Quick delivery and great communications. Thankyou!

The Fennel - handwoven wool scarf

The Fennel - handwoven wool scarf

About TheHandloomRoom

Locally Crafted - Artisan Crafted - Socially Crafted

Sales 23

On Etsy since 2019

Locally Crafted - Artisan Crafted - Socially Crafted

About

The Handloom Room shop is a celebration of textiles and craft with good, fully traceable provenance. Founded by Jade Ogden, a handweaver with a passion for textiles, craft and socially engaged arts practice.

- JADE OGDEN at The Handloom Room -

Jade Ogden’s handwoven scarves and soft furnishings are made on her table loom in the Mendips, Somerset. She uses local, undyed Shetland wool from Fernhill Farm, high on the Mendip Hills. Her Truly Mendip range has been made with all wool from under 10 miles away, a fully sustainable, soil-to-soil fashion choice. In other ranges, she combines New Lanark wool from a UNESCO world heritage site in Scotland.

- ARTISAN CRAFTED at The Handloom Room -

Handcrafted textiles from the rural region of Kutch, Gujarat in India. The artisans are members of the ‘United Artisans of Kutch’ collective, from where The Handloom Room buys directly, ensuring that the makers are paid the fair wage that they decide reflects their master craft work. Jade visited the region in 2015, it captured her heart and she has maintained connections there since.

- SOCIALLY CRAFTED at The Handloom Room -

A curated collection of craft items made in England and Finland by makers working at social enterprises. These craftspeople have learning disabilities or are recovering from mental health conditions. They are supported to develop their craft practice by the social enterprise, from where we source the craft directly. Up to 60% of sales revenue from The Handloom Room goes back to the organisations supporting the makers.

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Production partners

Garvald Edinburgh

Edinburgh, Scotland

Garvald Textiles Studio facilitates a creative working environment for people with learning disabilities. Their facilities are calm and creative and encourage respect for the natural world around us. They run a thriving weaving studio and support people to become accomplished weavers.
Poetry in Wood

London, England

Poetry in Wood teaches art, design and woodwork skills to people with learning disabilities in Spitalfields, London. They work collaboratively to create wooden items including murals, signage and unique gifts.

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Studio 306 CIC

London, England

Studio 306's aim is to empower disadvantaged local individuals by offering a creative space for those who are recovering from mental illness. Here they can rediscover forgotten skills, develop new ones and boost their confidence within a working environment.
United Artisans of Kutch

Gujarat, India

United Artisans of Kutch is a dream team of artisans of Kutch, Gujarat. It is a collaboration of like-minded, free spirited, creative, generous contributors and promoters who believe in making small but positive changes in the world. United by a deep love and respect for the people of Kutch.
V21 Crafts

Cardiff, Wales

V21 Crafts @ Fairwater support people with learning disabilities to produce a range of unique, hand-made, quality cards and crafts in Welsh and English and for all occasions.
V21 Pottery

Cardiff, Wales

V21 Pottery @ Fairwater supports people with learning disabilities to create and sell a range of ceramic products, each with its own unique personality.
Workshop 305

London, England

Workshop 305 creates a rewarding environment for people with learning disabilities to explore their creative interests and ideas. Their spacious and well equipped studios offer a friendly and supportive space for individuals to share a sense of community, purpose and achievement.

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Care instructions

All textiles from The Handloom Room can be gently hand-washed in tepid water with a mild detergent and dried outside in the fresh air. This will prolong the life of your item and protect against shrinkage.

What is 'regeneratively farmed' wool?

I primarily work with undyed, regeneratively farmed Shetland and Romney wool, sourced less than 10 miles from my loom, high in the Mendip Hills. Using holistic farming techniques and UK processors to maintain traceability throughout the fleece to yarn process, this wool is truly local and sustainable. The sheep are regeneratively farmed, which means that through their continual grazing in nomadic-style flocks, they actively restore the natural biodiversity of the landscape. The sheep's grazing patterns enable habitat preservation for flowers, insects, birds and mammals that are native to the area.

What does soil-to-soil mean?

As a member of the South-West England Fibreshed, I have a keen interest in hyper-locally grown and produced textiles. Fibreshed is a community of textile growers and producers working together to explore and expand the production of home-grown textiles and garments as part of a healthier and regenerative textile ecosystem.

Soil-to-soil refers to garments or textile items that are made with pure natural materials, without any chemical or synthetic intervention whatsoever in their production. They can therefore be given back to nourish the earth and the end of their very long life. All items described as soil-to-soil can be put on the compost heap after they have been enjoyed for decades.