Sedona Rigsby is a weaver, second-generation designer, and craftswoman who alchemizes plants into cloth in her Santa Fe studio. She works with natural fibers and dyes on a variety of wooden looms, reshaping the perception of fabric itself. Sedona believes weaving is one of humanity’s oldest technologies, and that it’s in our bones. When we touch or wear something made in the old and slow way, we connect to our ancestors and to all of humanity.
Her passion lies in creating heirloom goods such as wall hangings, garments, and functional pieces made from handwoven textiles. The chabu offered here brings together her two loves, weaving and tea, and reflects her ongoing exploration of how these practices intertwine.
