Traditional Weaving Gallery

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Kuba-made cloth, traditionally made by men, 1950s-60s, Dem Rep of Congo.
Dear all,It has been decided that the traditional weaving lessons will take place next week under th
Happy New Year. Thank you for supporting my work and the ancient craft of hand weaving. Here are a c
Hand-weaving entails a soothing repetitiveness, an antidote for the blasts of everyday life.
ukpuru: An Igbo woman works at her loom in a traditional weaving establishment, Aba, Nigeria. Torto
The looms on which the pieces in my web-shop are woven, reside in a 19th century building that has b
I am exceedingly pleased to share my weaving journey in Almost Lost Arts, a publication celebra
A new design for a cushion cover. The female figure is adapted from traditional weaves but the rest
Just a quick reminder that today Friday the 11th and this weekend Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th of D
Happy New Year. Thank you for supporting my work and the ancient craft of hand weaving. Here ar
Working on an Akamas cushion cover, a piece inspired by long Summer days spent gazing at the glisten
Working on a wall-hanging commission based on the traditional Asproploumi weave with its characteris
Do pop in and visit my showroom in the heart of Kaimakli. A fine example of traditional local archit
Here is a sneak peak into my Infinity collection inspired by Chromatin Loops, which are structures f
Dear all,It has been decided that the traditional weaving lessons will take place next week under th
Asproploumia (the exceedingly Greek motif with meanders) is one of the weaves covered in the traditi
April Full Moon world wide web weaving 2020. Amazing! Keep the candles lit in the energy wave moving
A traditional three-day weaving workshop will be held at the studio this April. Here are the specifi
Hand-weaving entails a soothing repetitiveness, an antidote for the blasts of everyday life.
Big thank you to everyone who has acquired the Phytiotiko Weaving book!.I hope that the publication
Several generations of Cypriot women ply the traditional trade of weaving. Photograph by J.P. Fosco
When it comes to weaving, ancient tools and techniques are still relevant. A contemporary piece
Very happy that my book on Fytiotiko weaving is finally out! .It covers traditional weave layouts, n
The colourful pattern on this loom is indicative of its origin, which is Eptakomi village..Painting
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