TEXTILE ART ▪ HAND STITCHING ▪ TEACHING
Art shaped by nature, culture, and the hand.
THE ARTIST
Made slowly.
Stitched with intention.
I am a textile artist and teacher exploring nature, politics, and culture. I specialize in the ancient arts of Batik, Shibori, and Sashiko stitching.
Stitching by hand in a slow, methodical way binds me to every piece I produce.
Welcome to my small corner of the world.
FEATURED COLLECTION
Three collections, endless possibilities.
Each technique offers a different way to work with cloth, from the expressive unpredictability of dye to the meditative rhythm of needle and thread.
Batik
A resist-dyeing practice that uses wax to create intricate lines, shapes, and layers of colour.
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Sashiko
Stitch by stitch, cloth is embellished, repaired, and given renewed expression.
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Shibori
Each process produces distinctive patterns, with room for both intention and chance.
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Recent Artworks
SIGNATURE WORK
Schoolhouse Beach
batik, shibori, indigo, rust, hand stitchcotton, silk organza
12 x 36 inches
Immigrant 1
batik, hand stitchcotton
18 x 24 inches
There is always more to discover in the details.
Through teaching, I share the processes behind my work and encourage students to develop their own relationship with fabric, mark-making, and hand stitching.