CULTURAL DIALOGUES

MUSEUM OF CYCLADIC ART ,2025

On the occasion of International Museum Day and as part of the ICOM initiative, a hands-on presentation was held at the Museum of Cycladic Art entitled:
"Ancient Weaving: The Magic of the Upright Loom"

The presentation focused on the revival of the ancient weaving technique using the upright loom, based on experimental archaeology research, and was carried out with the support of artex – Center for Research on Ancient Textiles.
Participants had the opportunity to closely observe the weaving process, become familiar with the materials and tools of the era, and gain insight into the significance of weaving as a fundamental aspect of daily life and cultural identity in the ancient world.

MYKONOS FOLKORE MUSEUM & KDEPPAM

TANIT DRESS, 2022



An exclusively handmade Silk-Linen dress created for the exhibition “You Have My Blessing to Learn the Loom”—a tribute to the art of weaving, organized by the Charitable Institute of the Municipality of Mykonos (KDEPPAM) and the Mykonos Folklore Museum.


Woven entirely by hand using in-house silk produced through the Peace Silk method, the Tanit dress draws inspiration from the protective Phoenician deity whose symbol appears in the House of Dolphins in Delos. A timeless emblem against negativity, Tanit becomes a contemporary symbol of spiritual rebirth and resilience.

Heraklion Archaeological Museum

KIRKIS DRESS, 2018


Curated by: Branding Heritage

Handwoven on a traditional loom, the Kirkis Dress was created for “Contemporary Minoans”, an exhibition by NGO Branding Heritage at the Heraklion Archaeological Museum. Inspired by the mural depictions of women in Minoan frescoes, the piece combines ajour and tabby weaves and is adorned with hand-finished silk fringes.

Museum of London Archaeology 2019

Minotaur Dress


In Cooperation With: Branding Heritage, Benaki Museum (NH.M.A. Passementerie), Regional Authority of Crete, GNTO UK & Ireland

Created for the “Contemporary Minoans” exhibition at the Museum of London, this one-of-a-kind piece is entirely handwoven using black and gold threads from the NH.M.A. workshop of the Benaki Museum. The Minotaur Dress draws on the mythology and symbolism of Minoan civilization, reimagining heritage through a dramatic, timeless silhouette.

Manto Dress,2021


A handwoven textile tribute to Manto Mavrogenous, a heroine of the Greek Revolution. The Manto Dress is created entirely on the loom and adorned with raw silk threads, produced in-house using traditional methods.

A symbolic homage to feminine strength and national legacy.