We honor ancient ritual by weaving modern stories out of reclaimed, living fibers, creating bespoke Judaica and sanctuary installations that resonate with deep personal and communal meaning.
Transforming Reclaimed Silk
Our process begins with the careful selection of heirloom fabrics and vibrant silks, often upcycled, each with its own history. These are then prepared through natural indigo dyeing and meticulous hand-stitching.
Structural techniques are employed to give form and presence to the textiles, allowing them to drape, flow, and hold their shape as ritual objects or architectural installations. This dedication ensures each piece is a unique expression of living fiber.
Selected Works & Recognition
Solo Exhibitions
Group Shows
Sanctuary Commissions
Awards & Lectures
Recent showcases include 'Flowing Sanctuary' at the Gallery of Modern Art (2022) and 'Textile Memory' at the Fiber Arts Center (2019).
Featured in 'Sacred Threads' (2023) and 'New Directions in Fabric Art' (2021), highlighting innovative textile practices.
Completed major installations for Temple Beth El (2020) and the Community Synagogue (2018), creating ritual drapes and ark coverings.
Recipient of the Weaver's Guild Award (2021) and a visiting lecturer on 'Textiles as Sacred Space' at the Institute of Contemporary Art.
Formal CV and detailed portfolio available upon request. We welcome inquiries from curators, institutions, and private patrons.