A quiet textile revolution is unfolding in Ibiza. Ancient techniques revived with intention: plant-dyed fibres, handwoven textures and wool from local flocks. In her latest story, Anna Unwin&mdash;interior stylist, vintage curator and L&rsquo;Officiel Ibiza's Interior Design Editor&mdash;traces a movement rooted in craft, slowness and the island&rsquo;s natural rhythm.

In Ibiza a quiet revolution in textile artistry is unfolding. Here, artisans are breathing new life into age-old techniques&mdash;hand-dyeing with foraged plants, weaving with time-worn looms, and felting wool sourced from local flocks. These artists aren&rsquo;t just preserving the past; they&rsquo;re reimagining it for today, making textiles that are meant to last a lifetime. In a world of fast fashion and mass production, Ibiza&rsquo;s woven world offers something timeless , unique sustainable and with a deep connection to nature.

At the heart of this movement is a return to slowness. Ibiza has long been a haven for free spirits and its textile artists embody this ethos, embracing the imperfections and organic beauty of handmade pieces. Natural fibres&mdash;linen, wool and cotton&mdash;are dyed in earthy hues of ochre, indigo and terracotta, creating palettes that mirror the island&rsquo;s landscape. The process is deeply intuitive, a conversation between maker and material, where every woven thread carries the imprint of the artist&rsquo;s hands.

Some artisans have revived llata, a traditional Balearic weaving technique using dried palm leaves, once essential for baskets and furnishings. Others experiment with felting, merging soft, cloud-like textures with structured forms, producing sculptural wall hangings and tactile homewares. Each piece is imbued with a raw, soulful quality&mdash;objects meant to be cherished for a lifetime rather than discarded with passing trends.

In a world of mass production, Ibiza&rsquo;s textile artists remind us of the beauty in craftsmanship, where tradition and innovation weave together seamlessly. Their work is a testament to the island&rsquo;s enduring creative spirit&mdash;a place where history, nature and artistry intertwine, one thread at a time.

Maarrll Studio is an Ibiza-based creative studio specialising in bespoke&nbsp;handcrafted patchwork linen textiles. They offer made-to-order linen pieces. Combining traditional artistry with sustainable materials, offering both aesthetic appeal and eco-conscious design. Used as unique alternatives to traditional curtains or coverings for pantries, utility spaces and kitchen or bathroom niches.
For bespoke commissions and to see more of <a href="https://www.maarrll.com/?srsltid=AfmBOop_WsLE_a3gSvur24AHPCHXNVlN2r9sKGfQzeMw3FinsIQIeZ6Z">Maarrll&rsquo;s Studio</a> work&nbsp;
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Maarrll Studio  - Handcrafted patchwork bespoke curtains

<a href="https://alinedelaforcade.com">Aline de Laforcade</a> is a French fibre artist based in Ibiza, known for her large woven wall hangings made with natural materials like jute, merino wool and roving.
Inspired by the island&rsquo;s landscapes, her work blends traditional weaving with a modern, organic style. Using a primitive frame loom, she creates tactile pieces that bridge art and craft, honouring time-honoured techniques often overlooked today.
Her work has been exhibited at local Ibiza venues such as Edusti Tur Costa atelier <a href="https://www.instagram.com/galeriatambien/">Galeria Tambi&eacute;n</a> and currently at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/obsolete_ibiza/">Obsolete</a>.
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Aline de la Forcade  - Contemporary tapestries and handwoven seating

Adriana Meuni&eacute; is a textile artist from Mallorca, Spain, known for her organic, tactile weavings and installations. She works primarily with raw materials like wool, raffia and dried grasses, often sourced locally or reused, allowing their natural textures to guide her creative process.
Her pieces blend traditional tapestry techniques with a contemporary, sculptural sensibility, resulting in wall hangings and garments that evoke the landscapes and cultural heritage of the Balearic Islands.
Meuni&eacute;&rsquo;s work has been featured in exhibitions across Europe, including at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/espaciomicus/">Espacio Micus</a> in Ibiza.She has also collaborated with brands like <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/loro-piana-2024-spring-summer-collection">Loro Piana</a> and <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/art/marina-abramovic-massimo-dutti-collaboration-miami-art-week-exhibition-book">Massimo Dutti</a>, creating textile installations and window displays.
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Adriana Meunie - Bespoke wall hangings

<a href="https://reginadejimenez.com">Regina Dejim&eacute;nez</a> (also known as Regina Degiorgis Jim&eacute;nez) is a Spanish textile artist, designer and educator based in Pedreguer, Alicante. She creates sculptural textile installations that blend traditional techniques like crochet, embroidery, quilting and tapestry with a modern aesthetic.
Inspired by nature and transformation, Dejim&eacute;nez explores the intersection of art, craft and design. Her work features organic shapes and textures made from materials like cotton gauze, wool, and linen rope, sometimes enhanced with lighting.
Since founding her studio, she has created site-specific textile works for spaces like the NOBU Hotel in Barcelona and collaborated with fashion brand <a href="https://www.adolfodominguez.com">Adolfo Dom&iacute;nguez</a>.
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Regina De Jimenez - Sculptural textiles

Krysia Howard is a textile artist based in Ibiza, known for her sustainable weaving and natural dye techniques. Her work is closely connected to the island&rsquo;s landscape, using organic materials and eco-conscious methods.
She dyes her yarns with natural sources like cochineal insects from prickly pear cacti, indigo&nbsp;and madder, creating earthy colours that reflect Ibiza&rsquo;s natural beauty. She also uses Basque wool, supporting traditional, low-waste practices.
With a background in sustainable development and therapeutic arts, Krysia&rsquo;s work blends art, healing and environmental awareness. Her handwoven tapestries and rugs often feature linen and wool, expressing a deep connection to nature and community.
She offers bespoke workshops in Ibiza, where participants can learn her natural dyeing and weaving techniques in a hands-on, immersive setting.&nbsp;
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Krysia Howard - Natural dying workshops and bespoke textiles

<a href="https://www.instagram.com/anna.unwin/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Anna Unwin</a>, Interior Stylist and Vintage Curator,&nbsp;
Interior Design Editor at L&rsquo;Officiel Ibiza

Ibiza’s Woven World: Textile Artists Reworking Tradition

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