Handwoven Textiles & Artisan Home Goods

Small-batch textiles designed by Leslie Castillo and created in collaboration with an Indigenous family of weavers in Oaxaca, Mexico—along with natural home goods for a slower, less disposable way of living.

Handwoven Textiles & Artisan Home Goods

Small-batch textiles designed by Leslie Castillo and created in collaboration with an Indigenous family of weavers in Oaxaca, Mexico—along with natural home goods for a slower, less disposable way of living.

 

EARTH WOVEN

Craftsmanship Woven Into Everyday Life

I created Earth Woven to bring the beauty and character of handmade textiles into the things we use every day. At the center are small-batch collections I design in collaboration with an Indigenous family of weavers in Oaxaca, Mexico. Alongside them, I gather natural home goods that offer an alternative to plastic, disposability, and the habit of replacing things without much thought. The result is a collection filled with color, texture, and traces of the hands that made it—for homes that feel personal, lived in, and full of life.

 

 

SHOP BY COLLECTION

Explore the Collections

Begin with handwoven textiles, artisan-made baskets, and natural essentials for the kitchen and home.

Handwoven Textiles & Baskets

Natural Kitchen & Table

Low-Waste Essentials Bath & Body

Gifts & Bundles

 

FEATURED PIECES

The Pieces We Live With

Handwoven textiles, palm baskets, and natural home goods that bring color, texture, and craftsmanship into the rhythms of everyday life.

A Home Filled With Things Worth Keeping

Earth Woven is rooted in a simple belief: beauty and responsibility don’t require a bare home. They can look like color, pattern, texture, and objects chosen because they bring something meaningful to daily life.

I created this collection as an alternative to things made quickly, anonymously, and with replacement already in mind. These are pieces with presence—useful, expressive, and worth caring for over time.

I design Earth Woven’s signature textiles in California and collaborate with an Indigenous family of weavers who bring them to life on traditional wooden looms in Oaxaca.

Woven in small batches, each textile carries subtle variations in color and weave—details that reflect its materials and the hands involved in making it.

Pattern, texture, and natural materials give a home its character. These pieces are meant to become part of daily routines, shared meals, and the spaces where life happens.

Reusable goods and natural materials offer practical ways to rely less on plastic and disposables without giving up beauty, personality, or pleasure.

 

 

THE JOURNAL

Earth Woven Living

Handwoven textiles, palm baskets, and natural home goods that bring color, texture, and craftsmanship into the rhythms of everyday life.

Behind Earth Woven

New pieces, the stories behind them, and glimpses into the everyday work of building Earth Woven.

Letters From Earth Woven

New collections, stories from behind the weave, and practical notes for creating a slower, less disposable home—sent occasionally.

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