Handcrafted in Camas, Washington
Where Fiber Meets
Fire & Thread
Ceramics, alpaca fiber textiles, and woven art — made by hand on our small farm studio. Shop one-of-a-kind pieces or learn to make your own.
Handcrafted in Camas, Washington
Ceramics, alpaca fiber textiles, and woven art — made by hand on our small farm studio. Shop one-of-a-kind pieces or learn to make your own.
What We Make
Every piece begins with raw materials — alpaca fleece from our own herd, locally sourced clay, and fibers we spin ourselves.
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Hand-built vases, bowls, and sculptural pieces — each decorated with original floral and botanical patterns fired to last a lifetime.
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Scarves, rugs, and wall hangings woven from alpaca fiber and hand-dyed yarns on floor looms — warm, durable, and deeply textured.
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Cozy hats, beanies, and accessories knitted from our own alpaca yarn — lightweight warmth you can feel the care in.
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Each item is one-of-a-kind. When it's gone, it's gone.
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Hand-thrown and glazed, each bowl is a functional work of art for your table.
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Bold, textured wall hangings that bring warmth and color to any room.
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Whimsical animal sculptures and decorative planters — perfect for gifting.
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Hand-braided oval rugs made from upcycled fibers — vibrant, durable, and joyful.
From $85Learn a Craft
Our studio workshops are designed for all skill levels. Work alongside a working artist, learn a new technique, and leave with something you made yourself.
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Upcoming Event
Visit our studio during the annual Washougal Studio Artists tour. Meet our alpacas, watch live demonstrations, and shop one-of-a-kind pieces directly from the maker.
Learn MoreMeet the Herd
At Moonview Studio, the creative process starts in the pasture. Our small herd of alpacas provides the fiber we spin, dye, and weave into finished goods. It's a closed loop from field to finished piece — no middlemen, no factories, just honest handwork.
Visitors are welcome during events and scheduled farm tours. The alpacas are friendly, curious, and very photogenic.
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