1898
The house is built
A family of flax growers builds the farmhouse and a barn for drying flax.
A wooden house of 1898 by the river Neris, four weavers, six looms and a garden of dye plants.
Agnė Vaitkutė learned to weave from her grandmother in Zarasai and spent twenty years as a teacher in Vilnius, weaving at weekends.
In 2009 she bought an empty farmhouse by the Neris, mended the broken loom she found in its barn and wove her first tablecloth in the old living room.
Four weavers work here all year. Two weave linen, one weaves sashes and one embroiders, and all four teach.
We keep the patterns of this valley in a book, and add to it whenever a visitor brings an old sash or towel from home.
1898
A family of flax growers builds the farmhouse and a barn for drying flax.
2009
Agnė buys the empty house and mends the loom she finds in the barn.
2012
Twelve makers set up stalls in the meadow on Midsummer Day.
2021
Madder, weld and woad are planted behind the barn.

Weaver and founder
Weaves tablecloths and teaches the weekend classes.

Sash weaver
Knows more than two hundred sash patterns by heart.

Embroiderer
Stitches christening cloths and runs the dye garden.

Linen weaver
Weaves the towels and looks after the shop.
Open Thursday to Sunday from May to October. The kettle is always on.