I am Verena Ebner von Eschenbach, a socially committed entrepreneur who is passionate about social responsibility at all levels. My family heritage has shaped me and informed my pursuit of authenticity and quality.

On my father's side, I am inspired by Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach, whose timeless aphorisms and clear words guide me. On my mother's side, I owe my deep appreciation for craftsmanship and tradition to my family of glassmakers, tailors, and artists. This interplay of art, aesthetics, and entrepreneurial spirit is the foundation of my work.

In 2010, I discovered a
indescribably sensually soft, hand-spun and hand-woven cashmere scarf.

The softness and quality reminded me of the chicks I held in my hands as a child. The desire to own such a unique piece never left me. Three years later, an invitation from a small manufacturer in Nepal led me to my first commission: a scarf that embodied the essence of the highest purity and traditional craftsmanship.

This experience began a journey that took me to Mongolia. There, I met the nomads, their precious cashmere wool, and their traditional way of life. I wanted to be not just a fair buyer, but part of their ecosystem—on equal terms and with respect for the preservation of this centuries-old culture.

My work is not just a contribution to fashion, but a commitment to preserving centuries-old nomadic traditions. The way of life of these people is closely interwoven with their environment and dependent on the whims of nature. I work
to ensure the sustainability of this culture in order to protect the nomads' livelihood through a fair partnership, which gives meaning and pride to their work.