Photography above by Anaïs Wade

Twenty One Tonnes' Maguey Collection is shown at scale in the studio's Northeast Los Angeles space. The woven textile panels are made from leftover maguey leaves from mezcal production in Oaxaca, Mexico. They are pressed, whipped, combed into cord, and hand-woven on a treadle loom.

The collection is a collaboration with FIBRA (a project of Hermano Maguey) and weaver Susana Vicente Galan of Teotitlán del Valle. See this stunning installation in person by booking a studio visit.

Read the full story of our Maguey textile installation on the Twenty One Tonnes Journal.