Kim Son, Ninh Binh · Since 1829

MADE THE LONG WAY

Seven generations of weavers. One Vietnamese village. Every Artera piece begins here.

The Kim Son Story

"I learned the double-weave from my mother, standing on a stool. She learned it from hers."

— Ms. Thuy, lead artisan, 35 years weaving. Her collective wove every piece in this season's batch.

The makers

Seven generations, named and known.

Every piece in Artera is handwoven by a named artisan from Kim Son. These are the hands that shape our collection.

35+ years weaving

Ms. Thuy

Lead artisan · Double-weave master

Leads the Kim Son collective. Every mirror passes through her studio.

28+ years weaving

Ms. Lien

Seagrass specialist

Inherited the seagrass harvest from her mother. Shapes our lamp shade weaves.

47 families · 3 villages

The Collective

The wider Kim Son circle

Four to six pairs of hands touch every piece before it ships.

What sets us apart

Three things you won't find anywhere else.

6+
Hours of handwork

Per piece. Weaving alone. The difference is visible from across the room.

Ms. Thuy
Named artisan

Not a vague 'artisan-made' label. A name, a face, 35 years of craft.

42
Pieces per batch

Small-run. When a batch closes, the design returns to the archive.

The craft difference

Visible from across the room.

Artera · Kim Son

Handwoven (left) vs mass-produced (right). The tightness of the weave tells the truth.

The Kim Son Story

"I learned the double-weave from my mother, standing on a stool. She learned it from hers."

— Ms. Thuy, lead artisan, 35 years weaving. Her collective wove every piece in this season's batch.

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