Hemp textiles

Did you know that one of the oldest known textiles in history is hemp? We can trace hemp back 8,000 years to Egyptian tombs

Hemp is one of the strongest fibers around. Like its cousin, flax, hemp is a “bast” fiber, which means that the fiber-producing part of the plant is made up of strands that run its length, and surround the woody core of the stem.

Length: 184cm / 72.4Width: 31cm / 12.2Vintage kaya mosquito net. Dyed with natural indigo it has hints of blue and natural yellow tones under the deep green.It would have been hung around a futon of an early 1900s peasant home. A great collector piece. Kaya always reminds me of fishing net. It woul

Bag made of shina-fu (textile woven of the bast fiber, Japanese linden) with two mending patches and reinforcement seams. Shina trees are seen many in the Japan Seaside areas in Tohoku district, such as Niigata, Yamagata, Sado Island, Akita and so on. It is used for grains. Early 20th century. W:30cm, L:82cm

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From a room to the entire planet, there are many forms to dwell home; and they all need care. Hemper Home recalls in our original mission statement, by bringing Fair Trade craft and hemp textiles to your very own place.

Hemp Traders offers a wide selection of wholesale hemp products: Hemp fabric, rope, twine, yarn, seeds, fiber & hurds. Inventory in stock and no minimum order.