Vaishnavi Tajne

Textiles (MA)

Shapescape: A collection of Interior textiles inspired by the cityscapes of London.

An ensemble of mixed media fabrics from the Shapescape collection.

Visualization of the design for upholstery.

Cadence of Expression: Hand embroidery on wool_81 x 151 cm

About

Vaishnavi Tajne is an Indian textile designer and artist based in London.

Her work strikes a harmonious balance between handcrafted and machine-made techniques to produce Interior textiles inspired by the modern visual landscape. Her designs feature a captivating blend of repetition and balance, brought to life by a bold color palette that enlivens spaces with a stimulating visual impact.

With a deft hand, she combines the simplicity of forms with mixed techniques, including hand and digital embroidery and screen printing. The result of her work is a captivating fusion of art, craft, and design, bringing a contemporary twist to textile pieces.

The joy of handcrafting offers her a chance to slow down and immerse herself in a meditative process, a rare luxury in today’s fast-paced creative world. Her work invites audiences to savor this balance, celebrating the harmonious coexistence of tradition and modernity.

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