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The art of Passementerie, which came to prominence in the 17th and 18th centuries, is being championed in spectacular fashion in this month’s issue of Homes & Gardens magazine.

I am absolutely delighted to share that I have been featured in this issue as one of the go-to makers for luxury, bespoke passementerie. It’s a joy to see my work highlighted in this way, celebrating the artistry and craftsmanship behind bespoke passementerie.

As one of only a handful of Passementerie artists working in this rare textile tradition today, I am thrilled to be included in the directory. I weave tassels, tie-backs, fringes, braids, cords, tufts, and more on a made-to-order basis, as well as creating bespoke artworks using centuries old techniques. My work seeks to bring texture, colour, and personality to the worlds of interiors and couture fashion in a way that elevates the ordinary into something truly extraordinary. Whether it's a striking curtain tieback that transforms a window treatment or an intricate embellishment that adds a touch of opulence to couture clothing, each piece is meticulously crafted to celebrate the beauty of detail.

I am thrilled that Homes & Gardens has recognised my work, and I hope this feature brings even more appreciation for the exquisite craftsmanship behind luxury passementerie. Thank you to everyone who continues to support and champion handmade artistry—your enthusiasm keeps this craft alive!