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Gallery

Pieces made at the Rue Aldringen table — student finishes and atelier samples in natural cotton.

What you see here

These photographs show the atmosphere of the atelier rather than a fixed shop inventory. Student pieces leave with their makers. Atelier samples rotate as we test denser patterns or new fringe lengths. If a hanging in the gallery appeals to you as a commission, mention the caption when you write so we can match scale and knot language.

Lighting in the room is mostly daylight from the street side, which is why cotton reads warm in these frames. Charcoal cord is available for contrast bands; we keep it for advanced sessions so beginners can read their knot count more easily on bone cotton first.

Visit during opening hours if you prefer to see texture in person. Photographs compress depth — knotted cotton feels denser in the hand than it looks on screen. Book a seat via Contact when you are ready to make rather than only look.