Charleston Plaid Tablecloth in Hancock Wellness This pattern is named after

This pattern is named after the Greek sea nymph Doris—subtly mimicking the undulation of the sea

Akio Nukaga’s work explores the possibilities of how he leaves a trace of himself in clay

personal surface with wear

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Charleston Plaid Tablecloth in Hancock Wellness This pattern is named afterThese textiles are a collaboration between All Roads and a small textile shop in Chiapas, Mexico. Each piece is made from cloth handwoven by the team of men and women in the shop. The resulting imperfections and irregularities in the weave are evidence of the hands that made them. These pieces are an exclusive part of our Winter Seasonal collection and available for a limited time.