Materials
The fibre. The twist. The texture.
Seven material families for a piece made by hand.
Preparing the material library…
Image sources
The family covers, cotton construction studies, jute, natural raffia, paper yarn, linen–cotton and wool studies are conceptual images created with AI in a shared visual format. They illustrate form and surface, rather than a certified sample.
The polyester collection uses AI-retouched rope sample photographs approved by Dimare. Polyester composition and custom millimetre production are confirmed by Dimare; final colour, size and construction are agreed with a physical sample.
Cotton reference: Carlos Ebert, CC BY 2.0.
Jute studies are based on Ritzz product references: 4, 6, 8 and 10 mm twisted ropes and a 5 mm single-twist cord. These reference sizes do not establish stock availability or photographic scale.
Macramé reference: Felicia Montenegro / Unsplash.
Natural raffia studies are based on Ritzz natural raffia photographs, preserving the loose, flat ribbon character.
Paper yarn studies are based on Ritzz ecru paper yarn photographs. The reference is described by the supplier as 100% paper.
Linen–cotton studies are based on Hobium La Mia Linen Cotton L155 photographs. The reference label states 70% cotton and 30% linen. The studies show fine yarns arranged together, rather than a thick rope.
Wool studies are based on Hobium La Mia Just Wool LT018 photographs. The reference label states 100% recycled wool. The studies show fine yarns with short, soft fibres.
