Selvedge Stories
HANDMADE FUTURE: The London Textile Month Premiere
HANDMADE FUTURE's London Textile Month premiere brings six countries of artisan craft into one room. We interview director, Kirsten Dickerson about the process of making the film.
HANDMADE FUTURE: The London Textile Month Premiere
HANDMADE FUTURE's London Textile Month premiere brings six countries of artisan craft into one room. We interview director, Kirsten Dickerson about the process of making the film.
TEX+ Announces 2026 Prize Winners
TEX+ has announced its 2026 prize winners, celebrating graduating textile designers with work placements, financial awards and a first-time showcase at Première Vision Paris.
TEX+ Announces 2026 Prize Winners
TEX+ has announced its 2026 prize winners, celebrating graduating textile designers with work placements, financial awards and a first-time showcase at Première Vision Paris.
Clarissa Hulse and the Art of Bringing the Outs...
Clarissa Hulse turns leaves photographed in a London park into botanical prints for the home. This month, win her Serendipity bed linen set and cushions.
Clarissa Hulse and the Art of Bringing the Outs...
Clarissa Hulse turns leaves photographed in a London park into botanical prints for the home. This month, win her Serendipity bed linen set and cushions.
Ekà Arrives at Selvedge: One Label, Many Hands
Ekà means "one" in Sanskrit. Meet the Delhi label uniting 800 artisan families through handwoven cotton, jamdani, and block printing, now in the Selvedge shop.
Ekà Arrives at Selvedge: One Label, Many Hands
Ekà means "one" in Sanskrit. Meet the Delhi label uniting 800 artisan families through handwoven cotton, jamdani, and block printing, now in the Selvedge shop.
Fozia Ismail: A Song for the Xeedho – The Knot ...
A lost photograph, a hidden knot, a wedding basket bound with rope. Fozia Ismail's new Whitechapel installation asks what happens when the ties that hold culture together start to fray.
Fozia Ismail: A Song for the Xeedho – The Knot ...
A lost photograph, a hidden knot, a wedding basket bound with rope. Fozia Ismail's new Whitechapel installation asks what happens when the ties that hold culture together start to fray.
Before the Spanish King, an Upholsterer Always ...
A new Madrid exhibition reveals rarely seen royal textiles, from political canopies to a Royal Tapestry Office dating to 1502, showing how cloth once ran the palace.
Before the Spanish King, an Upholsterer Always ...
A new Madrid exhibition reveals rarely seen royal textiles, from political canopies to a Royal Tapestry Office dating to 1502, showing how cloth once ran the palace.
