Brick Dust

Our Kora Club is more than a yarn club

It’s a way for us to give you a taste of our love for Tibetan Culture and its people, a way for you to join our path, to walk together and help in our effort to support Tibetan communities. But we are also an Italian brand so we had to bring something Italian into the Club, a special surprise for each club crafted with love in our home country.

What does the club include and how does it work?

Every other month we will introduce a limited edition colorway of our Baby Yak Medium (other lines might follow) based on the mood we have created for that month. The mood is inspired by the colors of Tibet, its culture and landscape. There is no automatic renewal so you are not bound to get the bi-monthly club if you don’t like what you see.

Registration is now open for two weeks until , or before if we sell out. Your club will ship at the middle of March. 

The guest designer in Tif Neilan and she has created Persimmon Branch shawl with 3 skeins on Brick Dust and 1 skein of Midnight Blue. (see below for more information)

Each club includes:

• Limited colorway skeins: you can choose the basic club with the number of skeins you want (3 to 6).
• You can add 1 skein of Midnight Blue to knit Tif’s Shawl
• The exclusive shawl pattern by Tif Neilan
• Free shipping
• A card with the monthly mood
• In addition you can select the following add on: “From Italy with love” (click the link to read more).                                                                                                                              This add on changes for every club and is something special made in Italy. It could be something handmade, special delicacies, something good for your body and soul, or something you could use for your creativity.

Note: Yarn club cannot be substituted for other colors and is non-refundable.

Designer Bio: Tif Neilan is a knitwear designer – formerly Interior Designer – based in New England (CT). A self proclaimed, “knitaholic” work-at-home mom of two, Tif loves to knit everything from socks and hats to wraps and sweaters and never has empty needles. Tif strives to design knitwear items that play with color and texture and are often inspired by nature. Holding multiple strands together (marling) and working with herringbone stitch are absolute favorites for Tif – more often than not, at least one of those properties will show up in a Tif handknits’ design.