The growing interest in sustainability within textile design often focuses on materials and their impact on the landscape. However, this thesis emphasizes a deeper collaboration with the landscape in textile design, where the landscape itself influences the design outcome. It aims to explore methods of collaboration with the landscape to give the landscape agency in the design process within a weaving and dyeing context, resulting in textiles that are not only visually compelling but also tell the story of their relationship with the landscape. The results of this project demonstrate six different methods that involve the landscape as an active agency in the design process to create a collection of textiles that touch on pattern, color and texture and have sensorial aspects. This approach not only leads to innovative textile expressions but also creates a deeper awareness and connection between textiles and the landscape, leading to more sustainable design practices.