Madeira
On Madeira, wool and thread tell the story of the island. The earflap cap kept warm those who worked in the hills, and the embroidery begun by the first settlers became one of the island’s largest industries.
The earflap cap
Irina Andrusko, a researcher and textile maker, and Luz Ornelas, from Funchal, who learned the caps from her mother and has made them for more than thirty years, founded the Enfia o Barrete collective in 2021. They study Madeiran wool and make caps, carded and spun wool and tools based on ethnographic research.


Regionale Ohrenmütze
Rare66,20 €

Regionale Ohrenmütze in Miniatur
Rare16,90 €

Regionale Kardierte Wolle 100 g
Rare16,90 €

Regionale gesponnene Wolle 100 g
Rare48,20 €

Spindel zum Spinnen von Wolle und Leinen
Rare33,80 €

Wandteppichnadel
Rare25,40 €Madeira embroidery on the move
David Oliveira grew up in Estreito de Câmara de Lobos watching his mother and grandmother embroider. He studied architecture in Oslo and came back. He designs the embroidery for Bailha and works with embroiderers Sara de Sousa, Helena da Silva and Dorina Pita, using 19th century techniques, on shirts and t-shirts made to be worn.
Take the whole island home
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