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Cloth changes a table - softening the wood, holding the objects placed upon it, creating space for ceremony. Known in Chinese tea practice as chabu the ‘tea cloth’ lays the foundation for the ceremony - a place for the vessels to rest and the ritual to unfold.
These handmade tea cloths come from two local makers, each with their own story and style.
Ability Weavers
Handwoven in Lowell, Michigan at Ability Weavers by a community of makers with special abilities. Each cloth is made by hand and is beautifully one of a kind.
Beemo Textiles
Handmade in Grand Rapids, Michigan by Beemo Textiles, each cloth is created with its own combination of texture, pattern, and color - made to bring a little art to the table.
Cloth changes a table - softening the wood, holding the objects placed upon it, creating space for ceremony. Known in Chinese tea practice as chabu the ‘tea cloth’ lays the foundation for the ceremony - a place for the vessels to rest and the ritual to unfold.
These handmade tea cloths come from two local makers, each with their own story and style.
Ability Weavers
Handwoven in Lowell, Michigan at Ability Weavers by a community of makers with special abilities. Each cloth is made by hand and is beautifully one of a kind.
Beemo Textiles
Handmade in Grand Rapids, Michigan by Beemo Textiles, each cloth is created with its own combination of texture, pattern, and color - made to bring a little art to the table.