SELVEDGE JOURNAL
Join us for Selvedge London Textile Month 2026
London Textile Month starts today. Thirty days of workshops, archives and open studios across the city and beyond. Enjoy weaving together your textile inspired day out - we can't wait...
Join us for Selvedge London Textile Month 2026
London Textile Month starts today. Thirty days of workshops, archives and open studios across the city and beyond. Enjoy weaving together your textile inspired day out - we can't wait...
From Sketch to Spiral: Henrik Vibskov: The Exhi...
Henrik Vibskov's largest exhibition to date opens in Copenhagen this September, tracing twenty-five years of fashion, costume, sound and sculpture drifting into one another.
From Sketch to Spiral: Henrik Vibskov: The Exhi...
Henrik Vibskov's largest exhibition to date opens in Copenhagen this September, tracing twenty-five years of fashion, costume, sound and sculpture drifting into one another.
Wicker and Wonder: Mestiz's World for Hermès
Wicker crabs, woven butterflies and hand-spun tulips fill Hermès's Mexican storefronts this year, the work of Mestiz and the artisan workshops behind their handmade world.
Wicker and Wonder: Mestiz's World for Hermès
Wicker crabs, woven butterflies and hand-spun tulips fill Hermès's Mexican storefronts this year, the work of Mestiz and the artisan workshops behind their handmade world.
Cecil Beaton’s Theatre of Fabric
Before the camera, Cecil Beaton draped fabric. A new exhibition at Harewood House traces how costume and cloth built his theatrical, star-making photographs.
Cecil Beaton’s Theatre of Fabric
Before the camera, Cecil Beaton draped fabric. A new exhibition at Harewood House traces how costume and cloth built his theatrical, star-making photographs.
Ink and Thread: How Codices Rewrote the Story o...
Leslie Tillett spent twelve years turning Mexican history into a hundred-foot embroidered tapiz, joining ancient codices and Enrique Chagoya's prints in one storytelling lineage.
Ink and Thread: How Codices Rewrote the Story o...
Leslie Tillett spent twelve years turning Mexican history into a hundred-foot embroidered tapiz, joining ancient codices and Enrique Chagoya's prints in one storytelling lineage.
Knot Lost: East London's Rope-Making History Re...
Street names in Shadwell still recall a vanished trade. The Ropery at Whitechapel Gallery brings rope-making back to life through hands-on making, hair and archive.
Knot Lost: East London's Rope-Making History Re...
Street names in Shadwell still recall a vanished trade. The Ropery at Whitechapel Gallery brings rope-making back to life through hands-on making, hair and archive.
