The Regenerative Edit
Fibre stories, regenerative insights, sourcing journeys, and the people behind the materials.
Welcome to The Regenerative Edit, Wovenbeyond’s journal exploring the connections between fibres, farming, ecosystems, and craft.
Here, you’ll find fibre stories, sourcing journeys, regenerative insights, and the people, places, and traditions behind the materials we work with. From Himalayan nettle harvested in the mountains of Nepal to wool shaped by centuries of transhumance, we share the stories that connect yarn to landscape, biodiversity, and culture.
Whether you’re curious about natural fibres, traceable supply chains, regenerative agriculture, or the future of textiles, this is a space for learning, exploration, and deeper connection with the materials that shape what we make.
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