Kenny Nix and Kelly Stewart are accomplished artisans in the field of weaving textiles. They began their journey in 2002 by rescuing two looms and subsequently established a weaving studio and art gallery in New Mexico. Over the years, they have gained recognition for their design and quality, with a focus on incorporating recycled materials and hand dyed wool yarns into their creations. Their specialty lies in producing handwoven textiles for the home and wearable pieces. In 2017, they relocated to Tennessee and now operate a working studio on their 2.5-acre property just outside of Lebanon. Their work is available in local shops and through various social media platforms, where they have garnered a loyal following. Their weavings are esteemed for their distinct style and craftsmanship.

Hi all,

Just an update to let you know that we have moved from New Mexico to the Nashville,TN area. We will be setting up our Home Studio here at the farm house for the time being. Please keep up with all of our happenings right here on our website, or follow us on Facebook as we progress along with our business. We will be alive and well via the on-line world! Thanks so much for keeping up with us, stay tuned. Contact us anytime!

Kelly & Kenny
Lebanon,TN

Fall is in the air here at the Farm house! Soon it will be time to start adding accessories to your wardrobe. What better way to celebrate the changing season than including a wonderful hand dyed silk scarf for that added punch of color! Check out some of our stock, and feel free to contact us should you see something that strikes your interest. Happy to help! Also, we are always seeking unique venues that might be interested in carrying our scarves, give us a shout if you are looking for new product. Thanks!

Currently on our loom we are weaving some very colorful rugs using Pendleton wool selvages. Being a New Mexico native (Kelly), our work tends to have a more Southwestern flavor and influence.
Our handwovens are perfect for your Southwest home or business, giving a flare to and enhancing your Rocky Mountain living and Southwest lifestyle.
We love to blend different materials at times like leathers and denim(recycled from blue jeans). These combinations often yield unexpected surprises. Our handcrafted rugs are one-of-a-kind because of the materials we use. We often cannot duplicate our work which makes each rug even more of a unique item.
When you purchase our handwoven rugs you are helping to keep an ancient craft alive. Since we devote so much time to achieving the perfect blend of these cloths and fibers, our rugs are very distinctive.
Much interest has been generated in our craft by our attendance at numerous juried art shows, and our reputation has rapidly spread through word of mouth. We currently have two exclusive stores which carry our rugs, and now through our website we hope to be able to share our work with even more people who appreciate unique, one-of-a-kind handmade items.