the warp & display system
A PROFESSIONAL WEAVING FRAME THAT BECOMES YOUR PERMANENT GALLERY DISPLAY
We developed this system to unify the making and the showing.
The frame acts as your structural support during the weave and remains as the permanent gallery mount once finished.
It is a streamlined approach to textile art, where the architecture of the tool becomes the final boundary of the work.
the innovation
THE RECESSED GROOVE
To achieve a clean, professional profile, Prash engineered an internal 'hidden' groove. By recessing the warp holes, the thread remains invisible from all angles. Your textile appears to float within the grain of the timber, with no visible hardware or 'stitching' on the exterior edges.
the process
A NOTE ON PATIENCE
Textile art is an exercise in mindfulness, and our frames are no different. Warping this system is a slow, deliberate process. It is not designed to be fast; it is designed to be final.
By investing the time at the start, you eliminate the traditional struggles that occur once a weave is finished: no cutting, no securing, no shrinkage and zero risk of distortion. The work you create is exactly the work that hangs on the wall.
To ensure your success, every frame includes a comprehensive video masterclass and PDF guide.
the studio archive
in the hands of artists
“Thrilled to receive the 50×50 cm black frame!
Craftsmanship is exquisite with flush‑mounted hooks, grooved warp holes, and mitered corners.
Ana was so kind to send warp threads and warping needles in a separate package.
Highly recommend!”
“Satisfied of this quality frame that enhances every weaving.
It takes some time and patience to warp it but the end result is worth it.
Ana is guiding you if needed, very kind.”
Whether you are bringing your own fiber to our timber, or wish to begin with our studio-selected materials, we offer a path for every practice
the integrated frame
For the artist with their own vision. A professional tool for warp and exhibition.
the material study
For the complete studio experience. Our integrated frame paired with curated archival fibers.