Look…
Sometimes I’m asked how it’s possible that a pattern inspired by Otomi embroidery costs $89 pesos.
And honestly… I wonder that too.
Because when you work directly with artisan textiles, you start to understand the time that goes into a piece.
The hands.
The technique.
The repetition of a stitch for hours.
The history that travels from generation to generation.
That's why I wanted digital patterns to be a gateway, not a barrier.
They don't replace an artisan piece.
They don't try to.
What they do is bring you closer to the language of textiles.
They allow you to understand, even if just a little, what happens when someone embroiders with intention.
The Mariposas pattern was born from there.
I wanted to create something accessible, but also worthy. Something that could be downloaded in minutes and at the same time retain the feeling of doing something slow, tactile, and deeply human.
For $89 pesos you can print it, embroider it at your own pace, and come back to it as many times as you want.
And for me, that matters.
Because not everything has to start with buying a big piece.
Sometimes it starts with sitting down one night with thread, fabric, and time for yourself.
— Nat
Download Mariposas — $89 MXN
P.S.
If you’ve been wanting to reconnect with something slower, more tactile, and more human, this can be a good place to start.
Download Mariposas here → lannaha.com