dìẹ̀dìẹ̀ is slow, healing, earth work. we are a community-scale textile farm and micro mill incubating our vision of bioregional textiles on collectively owned BIPoC land in the Central Piedmont region of North Carolina. we provide low-carbon, raw, and processed plant-based fiber and dye materials to the Piedmont bioregion and beyond. dìẹ̀dìẹ̀ is a Yorùbá term for “slow,” “gradual,” “little by little”.

dìẹ̀dìẹ̀ is designed and developed as a site for relational material activism. we are becoming a hybrid worker/producer cooperative business that centers regenerative land care, African+Indigenous art, spirit, cultural expression, and ecological+healing justice. our work connects us to a global fibershed and Afro+Indigenous material reclamation movement to transform the textile industry and realign with our climate through slow, bioregional, Climate Beneficial™️, and hyperlocal textile+raw material projects.