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Sneak peak of my Spring in Savannah Scarf Collection! Five Hand-dyed Organic Cotton scarfs. 70 in x 13 in. Available soon! #handwoven #woven #scarf #scad #scadfibers #scadfibersfeature #savannah #organiccotton #organic #handmade #handdyedyarn

Canopy, 2025. Woven on a 24-harness AVL Dobby Loom with Organic Hand-dyed cotton. Double cloth structure for a hanging installation for @scadfibers Open Studio 2025! 18 in x 20ft. An homage to the Redwood forests in Northern California and a part of

Canopy upholstery project. Woven on a 24-harness AVL Dobby Loom. Hand-dyed organic cotton double cloth structure; texture mapped. Inspired by the beautiful Redwood forest back home in California and part of my senior thesis “Remembrance by Fami

Working on a little (actually very long) weaving for my Senior Two class and Open Studio! Woven using a 24 harness Dobby loom and hand dyed organic cotton yarn! #weavingprocess #weaving #dobbyloom #scadfibers #scadfibers2025 #savannah #scadfibersfeat

Okay, actually there’s one more left to share! This one was a bit of an experiment with deflected double weave, and it is coming home with me.

Last but most definitely not least, this beautiful scarf went to my lovely mama! Only the best for you @crystal_obregon_coaching ❤️

This scarf here (and the other two that are coming along shortly) were completely inspired by my dad and our fondest memories together walking along the cliffs back home and our times spent surfing in the Pacific ❤️ Stay warm out there!

Left this scarf in SC with @seanobregon_mtb in his favorite color of all time 🧡. Thank you Dad for all of the amazing photos, love you!

Final project for Screen Printing with @bencopperwheat ! This work is a combination of some scanned weavings photograph’s my dad took of the coastline back home ❤️✨

From ideation to conception ~ Ninety inches of double cloth fabric complete! This handwoven piece titled “Tide Pools” is an abstracted homage to the sensory and visual experience of the Monterrey Bay coastline. All of the cotton yarn is

Carolina Obregon is a fiber artist and designer whose work seamlessly weaves nature into cloth and installations. Raised in California and currently residing in Coastal Georgia for the past four years, Carolina’s artistic journey is deeply rooted in her formative experiences of traveling and immersing herself in the natural world. These early interactions with diverse landscapes continue to inspire her creative practice.

Carolina’s passion lies in her ability to transform delicate threads into intricate, meticulously crafted weavings that capture the beauty and significance of nature. Her work reflects a profound appreciation for the details and rhythms of the natural environment, translating them into tactile, meaningful creations. Through her practice, she invites viewers to reconnect with the world around them, highlighting the inherent splendor and interconnectedness of life.

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