
Plant-dyed linen napkins, set of 4
- Made by Ana Reyes, a verified maker reviewed by a person
- Shipping protection available at checkout from $1.50
- 95% of the price goes to Ana
About this piece
Ochre from onion skins, rust from madder, sage from coreopsis, blue from indigo. Pre-washed; hems stitched by hand.
Details
- Materials
- Linen and wool, plant-dyed with madder, indigo and coreopsis
- Care
- Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry
- Made with
- Nothing outsourced; made entirely by the maker
- Made in
- Eureka Springs, AR
Shipping & returns
Ships in 3–5 days; dyed-to-order pieces 3 weeks. Ships from Eureka Springs, AR for $5 to US. You get an email with tracking when it goes out.
Lost or broken in transit: add shipping protection at checkout (from $1.50) and it is replaced or refunded, no claim forms.
Returns: Loom & Field sets their own policy. Message them through their shop links before you buy if you have a question, and reach out within 14 days if something is wrong.

Meet the maker
Ana Reyes of Loom & Field, Eureka Springs
Naturally dyed textiles, woven by hand
The porch had too many windows to be a porch and too few walls to be a room, so I put a loom in it. That was eight years ago, in a house above Eureka Springs that leans a little toward the creek.
Loom & Field is a one-woman weaving studio, and the field in the name is literal: half of what colors the cloth grows in the beds out front. Madder for the reds, coreopsis for the golds, a stubborn patch of Japanese indigo for the blues. The rest I forage in season or buy from growers I have visited. Nothing is dyed with anything I would not want in the creek. Read the rest →
- Studio
- Eureka Springs, AR
- Making since
- 2018
- Works in
- Linen and wool, plant-dyed with madder, indigo and coreopsis
- Lead time
- Ships in 3–5 days; dyed-to-order pieces 3 weeks
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