Once, not long ago, it appeared that the traditions of textile production were disappearing in indigenous cultures around the world. The good news? Increasingly, handmade crafts and small batch textile manufacturing are on the rise globally. In unison with that revival is a consumer base that is interested in unique products that are not mass produced. and are made with respect for the the indigenous populations that create them.

To respect that creativity and design and celebrate it through handmade textiles bestows people with a sense of identity and continuity through time. A celebration of craft and history; these are the values of MamaQuilla Textiles.

The authenticity of our products contributes to reinvigorating the historical, economic and cultural significance of traditional textiles, while simultaneously empowering and supporting the makers that have been historically marginalized.

MamaQuilla Textiles is a Canadian-based business with a mission to celebrate the art of handmade cloth. 
 
MamaQuilla is committed to the principles of Community Economic Development (CED); a community-based and directed process that explicitly combines social and economic development strategies.

MamaQuilla Textiles lives and works on traditionally held and unceded Secwepemcúl'ecw (Secwépemc) territory.