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Sunday, April 21, 2024

Experience Comfort and Style: Our Newest Linen and Cotton Apparel Alongside Textiles for Your Home

Step into comfort with our exclusive natural fiber collections at Common Thread Textiles. Embrace the effortless elegance of linen with our breathable and relaxed linen collection, perfect for those laid-back days. Dive into ultimate coziness with our soft and sustainable cotton collection, designed for both style and comfort. Elevate your casual and loungewear game with pieces that feel as good as they look!




Handwoven Cotton Table Accessories / Guatemala



Fine Palm Leaf Hats / Mexico







Packable Sisal Summer Hats

Table Throw/Serape (Rancho)


Soft Woven Cotton Throws / Norway
Lush African Cotton Scarves


Embrace Comfort with Our Natural Fiber 
Casual and Loungewear Collections.

From relaxed-fit tops to flowing pants in earthy tones
or vibrant hues, our range of colors and patterns
cater to many tastes and moods.






Vintage Silk Shibori

Seasonal Gifts & Cards

Linen & Cotton Tea Towels

Handwoven Linen Summer Scarves


Printed Linen & Cotton Tablecloths





Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Visions of Río Grande

The geography we inhabit is defined by a Watershed. For those who live work and play in Northern New Mexico, the Watershed is, Río Grande. Big River. Source of life. 

Earth given; the Río Grande river system embodies history; flows into the future..

We welcome the recently established, Río Grande Del Norte National Monument. A vast and unique North American wilderness landscape is now protected.

"The Río Grande del Norte National Monument was established on March 25, 2013 by Presidential Proclamation. The monument includes approximately 242,500 acres of public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management.  The landscape is comprised of rugged, wide open plains at an average elevation of 7,000 feet, dotted by volcanic cones, and cut by steep canyons with rivers tucked away in their depths.  The Río Grande carves an 800 foot deep gorge through layers of volcanic basalt flows and ash.  Among the volcanic cones in the Monument, Ute Mountain is the highest, reaching to 10,093 feet." 

We present fabrics that relate to our place and time along the Upper Río Grande. 

On The Río / Screen Print on Cotton by Terrie Hancock Mangat / 45" Wide / Vertical Repeat: 36"

A masterful/poetic design. A narrative depicting physical and cultural geography familiar to Taos, the Upper Río Grande Valley, and Sangre de Cristo Mountains.


On The Río Details / Hot Springs, Rafting, Basalt Boulders, & Rainbow Trout



NEW: Río Grande Stripe (window display) / Woven Cotton / 18" Wide / Handloomed in Guatemala 

A traditional Bands and Stripes pattern inspired by New Mexico regional history. 
See: Rio Grande Textiles / Compiled and Edited by Nora Fisher. (Background: Quilted Silk Sari)


Río Grande Stripe / White & Earth Colorway


Río Grande Stripe / Detail / Mustard Seed Weft



















Source: Rio Grande Textiles / Museum of New Mexico Press