1
Constraint breeds invention
Twelve shafts, four treadles, one shuttle — and a thousand patterns waiting inside the rules.
2
Material thinks first
Cotton bends differently than linen. The fiber teaches the hand what geometry can become.
3
Geometry holds feeling
A rectangle is never just a rectangle when color and texture move through it at scale.
4
Repetition creates rhythm
One hundred passes of the shuttle, and pattern emerges from patience, not decoration.