NI - people weaving culture

27/11/2025

Hey, hey everyone! 👋 Just wrapping up the final details for our upcoming events this week and next.
Huge thanks to the modern infrastructure at —we officially joined the family this year! 😎 The Bernina machine has been an absolute blessing for ensuring high quality and efficiency in our finishing touches.
On top of the work, I had the pleasure of meeting Nari, the innovative founder of . He’s about to revolutionise the concept of children’s footwear—definitely one to watch! Thanks for the great shots, Nari!
We'll be pushing hard again tomorrow! 💪
Come and say hello in Zurich:
🗓 Sunday, 30th November: SAVENT Christmas Market at the (Langstrasse).
🗓 Friday, 6th December: Coworking Lounge at Tessinerplatz in Enge.
See you soon! Sending warm hugs... I'm still working! 😉

15/08/2025

We’re weaving a new story. ✨ NI-people is now NI: Weaved Stories from Around the Globe.
A new chapter celebrating the hands, hearts, and unique cultures of creatives from indigenous and local communities. This is just the beginning.

On this Picture, the Tunica hand weved and sewn by Sra. Laura Sanchez, leader of the Asociation Pañon Tacabambino
from Tacabamba, Cajamarca - Peru.

15/08/2025

We’re weaving a new story. ✨ NI-people is now NI: Weaved Stories from Around the Globe.

A new chapter celebrating the hands, hearts, and unique cultures of creatives from indigenous and local communities. This is just the beginning.

On this Picture, the Tunica hand weved and sewn by Sra. Laura Sanchez, leader of the Asociation Pañon Tacabambino

from Tacabamba, Cajamarca - Peru.

01/08/2025

・・・
Lo justo, lo natural, lo esencial.
En Naturtex creemos que la moda puede ser un acto consciente. Conectada a la tierra, a las
manos que la crean y a las historias que la inspiran. Trabajamos con fibras orgánicas, tintes
naturales y técnicas ancestrales para crear prendas que no solo visten: transforman.
Cada hilo es trazable. Cada tejido tiene nombre y origen. No hacemos moda rápida. Hacemos
memoria, comunidad y futuro.
We proudly use NaturtexPeru native cotton textiles for our uni-color cotton caftans and jumpsuits.
See these pieces on our online shop on our new website.

30/05/2025

03/12/2024

One motif at a time

13/07/2024

📣Auktion is ending today!
This post is for textile collectors and art lovers.

Starting tomorrow, one of our handwoven pieces will be available for auction in the Asian and American Art Auction on .

This is our first time participating in an art auction! Excited to be a part of it together with my colleagues from Tacabamba, Peru - . 🇵🇪

We have been working collaboratively since May 2019. We overcame the COVID lockdown by working remotely and managed to sell some of our pieces in our store in Zurich Kreis 6 until February 2022.

Each piece is dyed and handwoven using the oldest techniques: Ikat and backstrap loom.

The blue color comes from indigo and it took over eight weeks to weave these two long textiles. This is not just a garment, it is a cultural statement from one of our most experienced weavers!

We are looking to raise funds to finance future collaborations with our colleagues in Tacabamba.
In addition, we want to support the safeguard and promotion of traditional textile weaving art in Tacabamba and Incahuasi. 🇵🇪

In Zurich, we will continue to work to raise awareness about the specific culture of textile weaving in these areas and facilitate collaboration between traditional designers and business experts.

By the way, these garments are a sample collaboration with using "Kinetic Garment Construction" as a base. I have developed it further to work with handwoven fabrics.
The size is one size fits all and unisex.

Visit the auction and make your bid. You might be the new owner of this original piece of textile culture! ✨

Share and support!
Thank you in advance,
Isabel

13/07/2024

Auktion is closing today!
This post is for textile collectors and art lovers.

Starting tomorrow, one of our handwoven pieces will be available for auction in the Asian and American Art Auction on .

This is our first time participating in an art auction! Excited to be a part of it together with my colleagues from Tacabamba, Peru - . 🇵🇪

We have been working collaboratively since May 2019. We overcame the COVID lockdown by working remotely and managed to sell some of our pieces in our store in Zurich Kreis 6 until February 2022.

Each piece is dyed and handwoven using the oldest techniques: Ikat and backstrap loom.

The blue color comes from indigo and it took over eight weeks to weave these two long textiles. This is not just a garment, it is a cultural statement from one of our most experienced weavers!

We are looking to raise funds to finance future collaborations with our colleagues in Tacabamba.
In addition, we want to support the safeguard and promotion of traditional textile weaving art in Tacabamba and Incahuasi. 🇵🇪

In Zurich, we will continue to work to raise awareness about the specific culture of textile weaving in these areas and facilitate collaboration between traditional designers and business experts.

By the way, these garments are a sample collaboration with using "Kinetic Garment Construction" as a base. I have developed it further to work with handwoven fabrics.
The size is one size fits all and unisex.

Visit the auction and make your bid. You might be the new owner of this original piece of textile culture! ✨

Share and support!
Thank you in advance,
Isabel

13/07/2024

This post is for textile collectors and art lovers.

Starting tomorrow, one of our handwoven pieces will be available for auction in the Asian and American Art Auction on .

This is our first time participating in an art auction! Excited to be a part of it together with my colleagues from Tacabamba, Peru - . 🇵🇪

We have been working collaboratively since May 2019. We overcame the COVID lockdown by working remotely and managed to sell some of our pieces in our store in Zurich Kreis 6 until February 2022.

Each piece is dyed and handwoven using the oldest techniques: Ikat and backstrap loom.

The blue color comes from indigo and it took over eight weeks to weave these two long textiles. This is not just a garment, it is a cultural statement from one of our most experienced weavers!

We are looking to raise funds to finance future collaborations with our colleagues in Tacabamba.
In addition, we want to support the safeguard and promotion of traditional textile weaving art in Tacabamba and Incahuasi. 🇵🇪

In Zurich, we will continue to work to raise awareness about the specific culture of textile weaving in these areas and facilitate collaboration between traditional designers and business experts.

By the way, these garments are a sample collaboration with using "Kinetic Garment Construction" as a base. I have developed it further to work with handwoven fabrics.
The size is one size fits all and unisex.

Visit the auction and make your bid. You might be the new owner of this original piece of textile culture! ✨

Share and support!
Thank you in advance,
Isabel

05/07/2024

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Available till 13.07.2024 on

31/05/2024

Buenos días!