Tapestry Art

08/06/2026

Introducing the Sisterhood Series — three tapestries, one journey. 🌿

The Maidens gaze out over a green field, the world wide open before them.
The Girls sit together by the lake, quiet and unhurried.
The Woman shows six figures at the water's edge, the light shimmering on the surface — romantic, still, luminous.

Three moments in time. Three chapters of the same story.

From the first steps into womanhood to the fullness of it — this series follows that thread. Each piece carries the same palette, the same gentle atmosphere, the same sense that some moments are too beautiful to rush through.

I am so glad to finally show them together.

01/06/2026

The third and final piece of my Sisterhood Series is here. 🌿

Three young girls, gazing out over a green field. Still. Wondering. Full of everything that is yet to come.

This piece — The Maidens — completes the series beautifully. The same palette, the same quiet atmosphere, the same sense of togetherness that runs through all three works like a common thread.

There is something deeply moving about young girls looking ahead — not at each other, but at the world waiting for them.

26/05/2026

And here she is — the second piece from the Sisterhood Series.

Girls by the lake. Quiet. Together. Each one lost in her own thoughts, yet held by something shared.

Also this tapestry captures that same feeling again — that stillness, that sense of belonging. Timeless without words.

I am so grateful to be able to show you a second piece from this series. Each one takes time, patience, and a whole lot of thread — but moments like this make every stitch worth it.

More to come. ✨

20/05/2026

So happy to finally share one of the tapestries from the *Sisterhood Series*.

This piece captures a quiet moment of connection — women gathered by the water, sharing presence, strength, and serenity.
The texture, the depth, the beauty… it’s even more powerful than I imagined.

I’m so excited to reveal more from this series soon. 💛

05/05/2026

The Bayeux Tapestry is coming to London — and the British Museum just made the announcement in the most epic way possible.
A 900-year-old medieval masterpiece. Plastered across a billboard at Piccadilly Circus.
History has never looked this good.

683 likes, 27 comments. "The Bayeux Tapestry is coming to town"

29/04/2026

Something beautiful is on its way.
We've been quietly working on something we can't stop thinking about — and we think you'll feel the same. A new piece is joining our tapestry collection, and it carries everything we love most: delicate detail, a softness that draws you in, and that rare quality of making a space feel instantly more alive.
We're not ready to reveal everything just yet. But we will say this — it's romantic in the truest sense. The kind of piece that whispers rather than shouts. That you notice slowly, and then can't imagine living without.
Stay close. The full reveal is coming soon.

New collection. Coming soon.

23/04/2026

Klimt's most beloved masterpiece — that tender, gilded embrace — woven into wool and silk. Every circle, every golden bloom translated into the patient language of the loom.

15/04/2026

What if you could weave your imagination into something that lasts?
In celebration of World Art Day, we invite you to be part of something truly unique — a living, breathing tapestry of human creativity. We're giving you a thread — literally.
Tell us: what would you have woven into a tapestry? It can be anything. A memory. A dream. A colour that makes you feel alive. A pattern only you would think of. A landscape from a place that exists only in your mind. There are no rules, no wrong answers — only your imagination, set free.
Whether you'd fill it with bold geometric shapes, a childhood meadow, your grandmother's favourite flower, a skyline, a secret, or something completely abstract — we want to know.
Share your idea with us and become part of a collective artwork that celebrates what makes us human: the unstoppable urge to create.

08/04/2026

We are thrilled to announce that a brand-new tapestry collection is on its way.

Carefully crafted and full of character, this collection is everything we've poured our passion into — and we can't wait for you to see it.

Follow us on social media to be the first to discover it.

30/03/2026

Medieval weavers worked from the back.
For weeks. Months. Sometimes years.
They sat behind the tapestry — surrounded by knots, dangling threads, and what looked like chaos — carefully working through a pattern they could barely see.
The finished image? That was on the other side. Visitors would admire it. Kings would commission it. But the weaver spent their days staring at the reverse.
There's something quietly powerful about that.
So much of meaningful work looks like the back of a tapestry while you're doing it. Tangled. Unglamorous. Without an obvious shape.
The pattern only becomes clear from a distance — or when someone else turns it around.
Next time your work feels messy and unclear: you might just be on the right side of the loom. :-)