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Intertwined Intertwined was established with the idea that as global neighbors, our lives are intertwined.

Behind many of our handmade textiles are Indigenous artisans carrying forward generations of knowledge and tradition đź’™
10/13/2026

Behind many of our handmade textiles are Indigenous artisans carrying forward generations of knowledge and tradition đź’™

We are SO excited about this bag that’s ready just in time for fall!! We introduced it last weekend at the The Country L...
10/09/2026

We are SO excited about this bag that’s ready just in time for fall!! We introduced it last weekend at the The Country Living Fair and it’s now available online.

We’re SO excited for our first ever Round Top at The Arbors at Round Top in Tent F-1! We’re bringing this gorgeous bag a...
10/06/2026

We’re SO excited for our first ever Round Top at The Arbors at Round Top in Tent F-1! We’re bringing this gorgeous bag and so many more plus handcrafted pillows, decor, belts, and so many beautiful + colorful one-of-a-kind finds!! Only a little over a week before shopping begins on Oct 16 🥳

10/05/2026

Recap of the 2026 Country Living Fair in five pics. We loved meeting and chatting with customers and other vendors - thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth ❤️

The Country Living Fair Country Living

One of our favorite things about Moroccan leather…The color isn’t perfectly even. This is because of the traditional dye...
05/15/2026

One of our favorite things about Moroccan leather…

The color isn’t perfectly even. This is because of the traditional dyeing process that uses natural materials.

The variation is actually what tells you it wasn’t rushed. It was made slowly, methodically, intentionally.

We’re used to things being made quickly. So when someone takes their time on something, you can usually tell.
05/14/2026

We’re used to things being made quickly.
So when someone takes their time on something, you can usually tell.

One of the most interesting details about huipil textiles is what happens on the back side of the fabric. Each weaver ad...
05/13/2026

One of the most interesting details about huipil textiles is what happens on the back side of the fabric.

Each weaver adds extra threads, by hand, to create patterns. When the thread isn’t needed, it “floats” across the back of the fabric instead of being cut. Which means that, if you flip a huipil inside out, you’ll see a network of loose “floating” threads.

So, the backside of any huipil is a testament to the weaver’s skill, and is what gives the front side its pattern and precision.

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