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Custom Hand-weaving with Deborah and Rajiv, Toronto
December 2024
Rajiv visits his good friend, Deborah Livingston-Lowe, who produces incredibly beautiful handloom textiles under her label, Upper Canada Weaving in Toronto, Canada.
Meet this Remarkable Textile Artist Following Centuries-Old Tradition
February 2022
Watch textile artist Deborah Livingston-Lowe weave a scarf on a loom using centuries-old textile art traditions and patterns.
The 100 Mile Blazer
January 2022
Celebrating the incredible potential for Canadian wool, the 100 Mile Jacket was spun, dyed, woven, combed, and sewn at mills and workshops within 100 miles of Toronto. The wool came from a single flock of Canadian wool. See the making of this beautiful blazer, from Canadian brand SMYTHE, in this video.
The Campaign for Wool Canada 2021 Report
2021
Our blue herringbone tweed was featured in the Campaign for Wool’s third annual Holt Renfrew Capsule Collection.
Ontario Sheep News
December 2021
Locally-Produced Clothing Proves the Potential of Canada’s Wool Supply Chain (see page 34).
Tour Rajiv Surendra’s NYC Apartment Filled With Handmade Decor
June 2021
Rajiv Surendra is a man of many artistic skills and talents, whom you may recognize from the movie, “Mean Girls.” His New York apartment is filled with vintage and handmade items from all over the world, including dishcloths, a throw, a coverlet, and a suit woven by Deborah Livingston-Lowe.
