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Handcrafted Home Decor Textiles by Phyllis Leck
Maine Village Weaver has been dedicated to the art of handwoven textiles since the late 1970s. Our studio, nestled in a historic 1790s Federal home on the Pemaquid Peninsula, combines tradition with innovation, offering custom-designed home decor items and textiles. We specialize in sustainably crafted products using natural, non-toxic materials, reflecting decades of expertise and a deep commitment to quality.

Our work has been recognized in the Directory of Traditional American Crafts, and we collaborate with decorators and homeowners to create unique, heirloom-quality pieces. With affiliations to esteemed organizations like the Handweavers Guild of America, we uphold the highest standards of craftsmanship and environmental responsibility.
Services
Handwoven Textiles Custom Orders Flower Arrangements Scarves and Wraps Throws and Blankets Handwoven Rugs Window Treatments Christmas Decor Curtain Hardware Decorative Pillows
Highlights and features
  • We offer over 40 years of weaving expertise and juried recognition.
  • Our textiles use sustainably sourced, non-toxic materials for health-conscious homes.
  • Custom designs tailored to individual client preferences and spaces.
  • Collaboration with metal artist Andy Leck for unique window treatments.
  • Affiliated with Maine Fiber Arts and the Handweavers Guild of America.
Associations and certifications
  • Directory of Traditional American Crafts
What people say
BEAUTIFUL rug Outstanding beauty and quality Carefully wrapped Timely manner
Services
Handwoven Textiles
Crafting durable, handwoven home decor items using traditional techniques and sustainable materials. Our textiles include rugs, throws, and table linens designed for longevity. Each piece reflects a blend of heritage patterns and modern aesthetics, ensuring functional artistry for discerning clients.
Custom Orders
Creating bespoke woven pieces tailored to client specifications. From unique color palettes to personalized dimensions, we collaborate closely with homeowners and decorators. Half payment secures the order, with final delivery including 10% shipping for a seamless experience.
Floral Arrangements
Providing handwoven wall pockets paired with fresh bouquets grown on-site. Our flower farm cultivates seasonal varieties across a quarter-acre, offering vibrant, locally sourced arrangements that complement our textile designs.
Window Treatments
Designing custom curtains and swags dyed with natural pigments like walnut shells. Collaborating with metal artist Andy Leck, we offer hand-forged brackets and rods for a cohesive, artisanal look that enhances any interior space.
Scarves and Wraps
Producing luxury handwoven scarves and wraps using merino wool, cotton, and tencel. Each piece features unique dye patterns derived from local plants, combining comfort, durability, and eco-conscious fashion for discerning clientele.
People
Phyllis Leck
Owner & Master Weaver
Phyllis Leck has been weaving since the 1970s, specializing in handwoven textiles recognized in the Directory of Traditional American Crafts. Her work blends heritage techniques with modern design, emphasizing sustainability and quality.
Andy Leck
Metal Artist
Andy Leck is a blacksmith creating hand-forged iron brackets and curtain hardware. Collaborating with Phyllis, he provides custom metalwork that complements her woven window treatments, ensuring cohesive, artisanal designs.
Questions
Can I order custom handwoven textiles?
Yes, we specialize in custom designs for home decor items. Contact us to discuss your vision.
What materials do you use?
We use natural, non-toxic materials like cotton, wool, and recycled fabrics for all products.
Do you ship outside Maine?
Yes, we offer shipping for select products. Contact us for custom order delivery options.
Are your window treatments customizable?
Yes, we collaborate with our metal artist husband to create bespoke window treatments.
How are your products sustainable?
We prioritize recycled materials and eco-friendly dyes, ensuring minimal environmental impact.