Our Shrinking Coastlines
This series was hand woven in a meditative ‘flow’ state. It is therefore unique and will not be reproduced.
Our Shrinking Coastlines Collection
Hand woven original textile artwork by Elise Haddleton
Year
2023
Movement Through Water - SOLD
Our Shrinking Coastlines Collection
Hand woven original textile artwork by Elise Haddleton
Year
2023
Fragments - SOLD
Our Shrinking Coastlines - SOLD
Beyond the Breakers - SOLD
Our Shrinking Coastlines Collection
Hand woven original textile artworks by Elise Haddleton
Year
2023
Testamonials
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Such stunning pieces of art from my favourite and incredibly talented artist and now dear friend. I have come to know the gorgeous-hearted person behind these weavings through the commissioning process, and this makes these unique tapestries even more special. They bring me warmth, peace, and calm every time I look at them, as they remind me of my beloved ocean, the waves, and the bond between my daughter and me. The love, protection, and connection we share are beautifully reflected in these artworks. There is so much fragility and strength, and a unique story woven into every thread. These tapestries whisper to me the beauty of nature, our connections and the experiences life brings upon us at different stages – sometimes gentle as currents and powerful as tides.
Anna Janickova
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I am obsessed with trees; the feeling of being under them, their branches, their bark all unique and deeply calming. I came to Elise with an idea for a woven piece. She collaborated with ease and together we decided to focus on the tree trunk and capture the quality of bark. I was sure this would be too challenging to create with yarn but what she produced was beyond my wildest imagination. The final piece has the texture and shape of the tree trunk with the imperfections and beauty of bark integrated meticulously all made from yarn. Her final translation of the trunk of a tree is exquisitely beautiful, textural, organic and unique. She is a passionate artist who nurtures her client to exceed expectations.
Katrina Joy Bell
