Meet the designer
Emily Christy is a fiber artist and designer based out of her home studio in Rochester, New York. She began macramé as a hobby in 2018, while working as a freelance graphic designer and photographer. Shortly after is when she taught herself how to weave — dreaming up wall hangings and decor for the home. Her love of weaving quickly turned into Herbert Eudora.
With backgrounds in painting and fine art, tapestry weaving was a natural transition of allowing hands and heart to connect. Today, she draws from the sculptural and architectural details in interior spaces — and of course details outside. From crunchy leaves to billowy waves to tiny stones.
natural woven goods
Meaningful memories into cozy art.
what we put first
sustainable suppliers
sourcing quality materials from small suppliers who value their work as environmentally-friendly and ethically-made.
long-lasting fibers
carefully crafting using natural fibers like merino wool, recycled silk, and plant-based cotton to ensure longevity and durability.
carefully crafted
intentionally designing pieces using scraps and recycled packaging to keep us accountable with little to no waste in the studio.
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