Handspun Fibre & Locks
This research-led series lives between the landscape and the loom, where regional British agriculture and ancestral fibre arts find their own rhythm. Each tapestry begins with a fascination for the complete, slow journey of material production—from the initial sorting of raw, local fleeces to the final twist of hand-spun thread.
Integrating British wool, alpaca, and hand-processed linen flax, the woven ground becomes a site for preserving time-honoured methods and the rustic strength inherent to the raw locks. These fibres are transformed into a collection of tactile tapestries, threading together the legacy of regional agriculture with an intimate, deeply felt language of contemporary hand-weaving.