Whole Sale & Trade Program

Elma Exchange sells directly to interior designers and stores.

Pricing

We offer wholesale and trade pricing, depending on the order size. Our discount code will be provided to use anytime. For bulk orders, email karen@elmaexchange.com for wholesale price quotes.

Order Holds

We know you need to work directly with your client to ensure you purchase the right items for them. We can hold items to meet your timeline.

Custom Orders

We partner directly with artisans who can custom make the right textile for your store or client.

Get Connected

Email: info@elmaexchange.com

Call: +1-720-826-9918

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Traditional Weaving Practices for the Modern Home

Preserving generational knowledge creates beautifully unique pieces, with a lower environmental impact and more resilient global economies.

Naturally Dyed

Our partners use pigments derived from plants, insects, and minerals.

Handmade by Artisans

All our artisan-made textiles are handwoven on the traditional looms, such as backstrap and vertical looms.

Supporting Local Communities

We work with female weavers who can work from home, or artisans who partner with community members for material sourcing and production.

Natural Fibers

The base of our textiles are materials such as cotton, wool, nettle, or vétiver grass. Some artisans even forage for the materials in their local forests.

Meet Your Artisans

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  • Handmade Napkins with Indigenous Fibers

    Handmade Napkins with Indigenous Fibers

    Led by master weaver and dryer Ms. Navone, female artisans in the Ban Nayang village of Laos work together to weave these napkins from naturally sourced, local fibers and natural dyes....

    Handmade Napkins with Indigenous Fibers

    Led by master weaver and dryer Ms. Navone, female artisans in the Ban Nayang village of Laos work together to weave these napkins from naturally sourced, local fibers and natural dyes....

  • Backstrap Weaving: Providing Income and Flexibility

    Backstrap Weaving: Providing Income and Flexibi...

    Backstrap weaving is the most traditional form of Maya weaving, and it is an ideal form for the association of women at Lake Atitlán in Guatemala to work from home. A...

    Backstrap Weaving: Providing Income and Flexibi...

    Backstrap weaving is the most traditional form of Maya weaving, and it is an ideal form for the association of women at Lake Atitlán in Guatemala to work from home. A...

  • Experimental Naturally Dyed Placemats

    Experimental Naturally Dyed Placemats

    Marie and her growing team of seamstresses have experimented with Madagascar's vast natural resources, creating natural dyes out of bark, leaves, and fruit pits.

    Experimental Naturally Dyed Placemats

    Marie and her growing team of seamstresses have experimented with Madagascar's vast natural resources, creating natural dyes out of bark, leaves, and fruit pits.

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