Weaving ancient traditions into captivating modern tapestry art

Hand woven textile art

 

Cloe Collette weaves unique wall art with an intricacy that is rare to find. 

Woven by hand, each artwork is made of thousands of thin threads. Crafted with traditional weaving techniques and premium hand-spun wool, her tapestries are unique works of art that blend heritage craftsmanship with contemporary design — offering a one-of-a-kind and exclusive addition to your luxury interior.

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AVAILABLE ARTWORKS

These exclusive tapestries are unique pieces, featuring premium hand-spun wool, ensuring unparalleled texture and natural beauty. Each piece is framed to complement modern minimalist interiors, making it a striking statement for upscale homes and curated gallery spaces. Custom made artworks available — own a truly rare work of art.

'The Untamed'
138 x 172 x 4 cm
Hand-dyed and hand-spun
Spanish Sheepswool.

 

 

 'Life Layers'
158 x 85 x 4 cm
Hand-dyed Spanish sheepswool with
hand-spun Mallorcan wool.

 

SLOW CREATION

 

Using traditional looms from the 1950's,  each tapestry is made with hundreds of threads that are tensed on a vintage gobelin loom. With attention to detail, thread by thread, the tapestry gradually comes to life.

Bring Mallorca's heritage into your home

 

Weaving with Mallorca’s handspun wool, Cloë’s artworks embody the island’s rich heritage and timeless craftsmanship. Each thread tells a story of natural beauty, local traditions, and sustainable practices that honor Mallorca’s authentic, slow lifestyle. Through her art, she showcases the beauty of quality fibers and the deep connection between culture and art.

ZERO KM

Cloë sources premium wool directly from local shepherds of the ‘Ramaders d'Ovella Roja’ association, dedicated to preserving the endangered Mallorquín sheep. The wool is then carefully washed and cleaned by hand, carded, and finally spun manually on a spinning wheel—a meticulous and time-consuming process.

When needed, she dyes the wool with pigments inspired by the rich, natural landscapes of Mallorca. Once dried, the wool is ready to be woven on the loom, completing this fully handcrafted, zero-kilometer journey.