● Textiles
Caitlin Hinshelwood · London
Caitlin Hinshelwood is a London-based artist and designer known for her distinctive collections of hand-worked, printed, and stitched textiles. Blending illustration, colour, and craft, her work carries a vivid sense of character and presence.
Rooted in traditional screen printing and dyeing techniques each piece is hand dyed printed and finished with attention to detail from hand rolled edges to considered material choices. The work reflects Caitlin’s steady approach to process and her focus on the tactile qualities of textile making. Read our interview with her.
Handcrafted in the UK by Caitlin Hinshelwood, the Freedom Blanket is a hand screen-printed and embroidered piece that can be used as a blanket or wall hanging. Using the kite as a symbol of freedom, silk patches—hand-dyed, printed, and appliquéd onto thick dark grey wool—are framed with multicoloured linen edging and finished with hand-embroidered motifs and wool felt details.
Handcrafted in the UK by Caitlin Hinshelwood, this hand screen printed silk banner with wool felt appliqué carries the story of a horseback journey to Volcán Parícutin in Mexico. Each silk element is hand dyed, adding gentle shifts of colour that echo the landscape. Designed as a unique wall piece, it is finished with cotton taping loops for hanging and pin hemmed edges.
Handcrafted in the UK by Caitlin Hinshelwood, this cushion features a wool appliqué frog motif on hand-dyed Fuji silk. A piece that carries a clear visual language and a thoughtful use of materials offering a distinct and steady presence within a space.
Handcrafted in the UK by Caitlin Hinshelwood, this large silk scarf is hand-dyed, screen-printed, and finished with hand-rolled edges. Inspired by imagined desert landscapes and the colours of Central and South America, the scarf is as captivating worn as it is displayed on a wall.
Handcrafted in the UK by Caitlin Hinshelwood, this cushion features a wool appliqué moth motif on hand-dyed Fuji silk. A piece that carries a clear visual language and a thoughtful use of materials offering a distinct and steady presence within a space.