Loop of the Loom

04/19/2026

04/16/2026

Visit or Shop! This Weekend: Japanese Sashiko Exhibition & Pop-Up this weekend (4/18-19)
We will be showcasing a stunning collection of hand-stitched tapestries and garments, including their latest release of custom denim pants.
For our fellow Sashiko enthusiasts, we are hosting a curated pop-up shop featuring rare supplies from .
Our studio will be open from 10am to 6pm. See you soon!

04/13/2026

This Weekend: Explore Japanese Sashiko🪡 2-Day Exhibition & Pop-Up -https://mailchi.mp/loopoftheloom.com/sashiko2026-6752693

04/04/2026

Spring is the season of creation. Step into our studios and lose yourself in the rhythm of the loom. Classes, workshops, and beautiful yarns are waiting for you at both our UES and Dumbo locations.
Let’s weave the colors of spring together. 🌈

03/31/2026

Handspun yarn is twisted into yarn by hand using a spinning wheel or drop spindle rather than industrial machine. it’s about the imperfections that make it special, the warmth it brings, and the human connection. It’s one-of-a-kind yarn with a heartbeat.

03/16/2026

03/15/2026

After previously creating many tapestries using soft, fluffy fibers, she wove a new style of tapestry. Creativity is endless!

03/13/2026

Sharing a glimpse into my two-week journey through Japan. 🇯🇵✨

My textile explorations led me to Kurashiki, where I visited the historic Hashimaya—a former kimono merchant’s residence—for an exhibition of Ako Dantsu by Ako Gabbeh. To be honest, this was a world I didn’t know much about until a friend introduced me to its dedicated weavers.

What is Dantsu & Gabbeh?
Dantsu is a unique Japanese hand-woven rug. While influenced by Persian and Chinese techniques, it evolved into something uniquely Japanese—woven with cotton threads dyed in indigo and other natural plant-based colors.

Since the Meiji era, these luxurious rugs have been cherished by the Imperial Family and the elite, adorning tea houses and grand estates.

What fascinated me most was “Ako Gabbeh”—a modern evolution of this craft. By using the same traditional techniques but these weavers create beautiful “chair rugs” design, dyeing and weave. They fit perfectly on contemporary furniture, like Eames chairs, bringing a touch of Japanese soul into modern homes.

We are thrilled to announce that Loop of the Loom will be featuring Ako Gabbeh at this year’s New York Textile Month! Stay tuned as we bring the intricate beauty and soft texture of this Japanese craft to our studio.

02/16/2026

Love in every thread. 🧵✨
This Valentine’s Day, our studio was overflowing with creativity, laughter, and a beautiful sense of focus.
It was incredible to see so many couples step away from the digital world to connect through the meditative art of . From choosing their unique color palettes to the final reveal of their hand-woven masterpieces (swipe to see the amazing variety!), every piece tells a story of the time spent together.
At Loop of the Loom, we believe weaving is more than just making fabric—it’s about weaving memories that last a lifetime.
Whether you’re looking for a unique date night or a mindful solo escape, we are here to welcome you.
📍 Visit our NYC Studios for a hands-on experience.
📅 Book your next class via the link in our profile.

02/10/2026

Color linen yarn
Crafted from flax fiber, linen yarn is biodegradable and known for its natural luster and crisp texture, which softens over time with use and washing. It offers excellent breathability and moisture absorption.

02/10/2026

Upcoming Workshop & Exhibition: Experience the Essence of Sashiko
https://mailchi.mp/loopoftheloom.com/sashiko2026