About
Indie Boho Studio is a Toronto-based fiber art studio founded by artist and educator Lidija Buckwalter. Lidija’s journey into fiber art began in childhood and has grown into a practice rooted in macramé, weaving, and textile design, with a focus on modern, minimalist forms.
Over the years, Lidija has worked on a range of creative projects, including leading weaving workshops at the Aga Khan Museum and being featured as a local artist at West Elm in Liberty Village. She also creates custom textile pieces for restaurants and hospitality spaces, including the Westin Hotel in Sacramento, and has collaborated on special events such as a Miu Miu activation, where she hand-crafted unique woven accessories for their products.
In addition to hosting small-group workshops at her workshop studio, Lidija regularly brings her work into new environments. She leads private and corporate workshops in a variety of settings and has been invited to facilitate creative, team-building experiences for organizations such as Cadillac Fairview, Jobber, and Steelcase. She has also been invited into schools to teach weaving and macramé, adapting her workshops for educational settings and younger audiences.
Whether working one-on-one, with a small group, or with a larger organization, Lidija’s focus is always the same: creating welcoming, tactile experiences that encourage creativity, connection, and a slower way of working.
