Example kilim workshop
Family workshop weaving flatweave kilims in regional wool with natural dyes. Every piece is signed by its weaver.
- Minimum order
- 6 pieces
- Lead time
- 8 to 12 weeks
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Workshops, market wholesalers, collectors and dealers, from Tanah Abang in Jakarta to the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, with their minimums and how fast they ship.
Family workshop weaving flatweave kilims in regional wool with natural dyes. Every piece is signed by its weaver.
Fourteen artisans hand-stamping batik on cotton and silk. Open to small custom colorways.
Batik prints, rayon, songket and sarong cloth sold by the roll, with hundreds of colorways in stock.
Peshtemal hammam towels and throws in cotton and linen, flat-woven on traditional looms.
Hand-graded vintage denim and outerwear, sorted piece by piece rather than sold as mixed bales.
Kebaya, sarongs, batik shirts and modest wear sold by the dozen, in a full size run.
Lambskin leather jackets and bags cut and sewn in a workshop above the bazaar. Custom sizing available.
Hand-assembled mosaic glass lanterns and pendant lamps, wired for US outlets on request.
Hand-painted bowls, plates and tiles in the Iznik and Kütahya tradition, glazed and fired in house.
Woven rattan and seagrass baskets, trays and lampshades from a village workshop.
Old kilims and rugs, hand-hammered copper and brass, and Ottoman-era textiles, each described with its age and condition.
Collects vintage hand-drawn batik cloths and old copper batik stamps, sold one of a kind or in curated lots.
Boutiques, antiques shops, mall dealers and online stores in the US, and what they want to stock next.
Independent home store looking for small kilims and hand-thrown serving pieces for spring.
Curated vintage store wanting graded denim and outerwear in steady monthly drops.
Online fabric shop seeking batik and indigo cloth by the meter for makers and quilters.
Design-led concept store looking for rattan lighting and woven homeware with a story.
Menswear shop adding small-batch knitwear and leather accessories with clear origin.
Quilting and sewing shop looking for hand-stamped cotton prints by the meter.
Antiques shop on a main-street strip looking for Ottoman copperware and old Anatolian rugs with documented age.
Dealer with booths at an antiques mall and seasonal shows, restocking with one-of-a-kind textiles and brass.
Online vintage store selling through its own site and marketplaces, looking for antique batik and small decor.
Designers, hotels, restaurants, antique dealers and flea market vendors looking for something specific. Suppliers and sellers can respond.
Neutral-toned handwoven throws for guest rooms, with maker stories for the in-room cards.
Hand-thrown plates and bowls in two glazes, durable enough for daily commercial service.
Vegetable-tanned leather totes with discreet debossed branding for a client gift program.
Two large vintage or handwoven rugs for a living room and study, with full provenance.
Natural linen napkins and runners in two tones, sturdy enough for repeated washing.
Small-batch wool knitwear in three styles, made to the label specs and sizing.
A mixed lot of small to medium antique kilims and saddlebags, each with an approximate age and region.
Hand-hammered trays, pitchers and candlesticks priced to resell at a weekend flea market stall.
A curated bundle of vintage batik, embroidered cloths and old linens for a weekend market pop-up table.
Peshtemal towels, mosaic lamps and small hand-painted ceramics in an assorted lot, priced for a busy market booth.
Kebaya, sarongs and batik shirts in mixed sizes to sell at a Southeast Asian cultural festival booth.
Matching mosaic glass pendant lamps for a new dining room, wired and certified for US installation.
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