132 metres of silk hand pleated into a 150cm textile wall piece using shibori techniques. 

This piece is a unique, one off item but similar pieces can be made on commission. 

Enquiries can be made by clicking on View Maker. 

These throws are hand crafted by Patricia Lester using hand painted silk and viscose velvets created by Charles and Patricia. Each piece is picked especially for its uniqueness and individuality. Some of the fabrics have been silk screen printed as well using some of the many techniques developed by the Lester's making their artwork particularly unique and rare.

Never to be repeated, commissions are accepted to create exceptional pieces using colours to suit your colour schemes and design themes.

Sculptural textile form, handmade and crafted from hand-dyed cotton fabric and silk threads. 

Inspired by the cliffs and strata of the Pembrokeshire coast this sculptural textile piece is crafted from hand-dyed cotton fabric and silk threads. 

Sculptural form inspired by the coastal cliffs at Amroth, Pembrokeshire. 

Using hand dyed fabric with cotton silk and polyester threads this unique piece is created with hand and machine embroidery.

Unique hand crafted sculptural vessel inspired by the Pembrokeshire coast 

Picking up the soft golden, creamy hues of natural linen this beautiful piece by Suzanna James is a response to the words of Louise Bourgeois: 'The Needle is Used to Repair Damage'. 

James' work is infused with an appreciation of the healing power of textiles - a recurring theme within her textile art which explores the capacity of a needle to repair specific damage to a piece of cloth or the communities in which the piece is made. 

In this hand dyed and embroidered piece, James interprets our curatorial theme for Collect 2025 by touching on deeper themes within our curation - the influence and impact of our industrial heritage on our landscape and communities and how the 'damage' can be redeemed through the hope that the needle and craft create. 

'In Response….' is one of a developing series of work by Suzanna James which can be commissioned by enquiring below. 

These textile sculptures by Michelle Griffiths are created from Japanese toothpicks bound in a beautiful cream silk and tipped with gold varnish.

From a series of work entitled Cross Pollination, this tryptych was created for Collect 2025, to showcase Michelle Griffith's skill as a Shibori artist, where she pushes the boundaries of traditional Shibori techniques to create unique sculptures with an organic, subterranean quality.   

With the addition of a brooch pin, each sculpture can be transformed into a dramatic piece of wearable art.