The LUprints workshop is located in the small mountain town of Pemberton, British Columbia. LUprints textiles are manufactured with the utmost care, and attention to the small details that only a hand-made product can profess. LUprints began as a grassroots project during a local food festival in 2006 and has since grown into a full range of home textiles and birchwood tableware.
New products are being added each season and are sold in select boutiques across Canada & the USA, as well as in an online SHOP, and at a number of arts & craft shows and trade exhibits throughout the year. Please see the ‘Stockists’ page for all of the details.

 

LUprints main designer, Ulla Clark, was introduced to Scandinavian textiles at a young age through growing up with a Swedish mother. On frequent family visits to Sweden she was intrigued by her relatives’ homes which were adorned with collections of hand embroidered and screen printed textiles. It was there her fondness for table runners and napkins blossomed. She has always been drawn to the pleasing simplicity that nature provides, she spent a decade working outside in the forest, often finding time for collecting and cataloguing plants and flowers. Her strong affection for nature as well as her memories of the beautiful, yet functional textiles, are a constant inspiration for new products and prints.
Ulla has been trained in industrial screen printing by both fine art printers as well as textile printers in Canada and the USA. She has been printing full-time since 2005 in her screen printing studio Limelight Screen Printing. Her love of printing combined with her knowledge and training in sewing and designing led her to start LUprints in 2006.