These are conversations with small creators we genuinely admire.
We make linen, they make other things, but we love the care they put into their work.
Teklė left graphic design for hands-on craft. A talk on play, permission, and the quiet challenge of yellow flowers.
An illustrator living close to nature. A talk on dressing like your work, historic materials, and making the outdoors your playground.
Artist Ieva Gudelaitytė works with salt and raw imperfection. A Q&A on slowness, tactile making, and embracing raw beauty.
Interior designer Milena shares her thoughts on light, materiality and the quiet intimacy of linen.
A talk with Milda Bajelytė on maker and wearer. From silver lessons to her quiet Vilnius studio, on unhurried craft and living in tempo.
būda.collective moves between contemporary circus and fine arts. A chat on performance origins, rehearsal rituals, and stage sustainability.
She cooks wild plants like poetry: weaving seasons and memory into daily meals. A story of baked bread, linen, and slow-lived beauty.
Ceramic artist Ieva reflects on clay, linen, and ancestral memory. A chat on soft forms, slow living, and sacred everyday rituals.
DJ Goone on comfort, sound, and slow living. A conversation on mindfulness, and staying grounded in a fast-paced world.
Painter Ara Radvilė on beauty as "gentle resistance." A talk on how linen textures and slow living guide her creative process.