Kangas — What the loom remembers

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Every thread has a season

We shear in May, spin through autumn, and begin weaving only when the ground freezes.

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Four shades of undyed wool

Our Estonian sheep give us cream, grey, brown, and near-black — no dyes needed for the warp.

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Patterns passed hand to hand

Each motif woven into our tapestries carries at least three generations of weavers’ knowledge.

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A piece lives longer than its maker

Our oldest surviving Kangas wall-hanging has kept a farmhouse warm in spirit since 1897.

This is the Estonian Folk Tapestry (Anu Raud) design system, applied by Curio Design — a design-style library for AI agents. Full Estonian Folk Tapestry (Anu Raud) guide → designbycurio.com/learn/estonian-anu-raud-folk-tapestry