A Greek artisan, textile artist, and experimental archaeologist, Faye Chatzi is dedicated to

reviving the ancient art of weaving. Rooted in deep research and close collaboration with

archaeologists, her work brings to life techniques practiced in the Cyclades over 7,000 years ago.

Each creation is made entirely by hand—without electricity or digital tools—using traditional

instruments such as the spindle, the distaff, and the upright loom. This commitment to

authenticity, paired with a refined artistic vision, results in textiles that are both culturally

significant and contemporary. Her pieces have been exhibited in major museums across Greece

and internationally, honoring heritage through craftsmanship.