A-Z West Covers are hand-woven textiles made in the A-Z West weaving studio on one of the floor looms that we share with a growing community of weavers. Zittel first started using covers in the early 1990s as versatile objects that, depending on need, could serve a multitude of functions from cloak to tablecloth to curtain.
Covers take time to weave! We list them as they come off the looms - the studio currently produces about seven covers a year. While the blue and gold are currently sold out, production is underway, with a new color releasing late 2025: grey!
Designed by Andrea Zittel and produced at A-Z West in Joshua Tree, A-Z West Works are functional objects that support High Desert Test Sites in its mission to provide experimental arts programming through residencies, workshops, publications, exhibitions and events, and site stewardship.
A-Z West Covers are hand-woven textiles made in the A-Z West weaving studio on one of the floor looms that we share with a growing community of weavers. Zittel first started using covers in the early 1990s as versatile objects that, depending on need, could serve a multitude of functions from cloak to tablecloth to curtain.
Covers take time to weave! We list them as they come off the looms - the studio currently produces about seven covers a year. While the blue and gold are currently sold out, production is underway, with a new color releasing late 2025: grey!
Designed by Andrea Zittel and produced at A-Z West in Joshua Tree, A-Z West Works are functional objects that support High Desert Test Sites in its mission to provide experimental arts programming through residencies, workshops, publications, exhibitions and events, and site stewardship.
