Three square, light gray woven textile artworks mounted horizontally in a row against a plain white wall. From left to right each piece features a progressively finer grid weave, constructed using thick, padded fabric tubes woven in 3, 4 & 5 strands.

Ester Yandell crafts Textile Art for the Contemporary Sanctuary

The studio embraces a material-first philosophy, weaving intricate narratives into handcrafted textile art that grounds the modern home. Ester Yandell’s practice is dedicated to the silent power of texture, creating bespoke masterpieces that transform living spaces into sensory experiences. Her work is recognized for an uncompromising commitment to artisanal excellence and timeless luxury.

Selected Works

  • Shades of Gray I-III

  • The Possibility of Change

  • Close-up of fibre art. Multiple padded strings of dark grey fabric are loosely woven into an abstract pattern. The weave is very loose that the art piece works with negative space and the white wall is visible through the soft, padded fabric loops.

    Gentle Embrace of Pain

  • Abstract textile art piece featuring thick, dark grey padded fabric tubes loosely woven around a matching fabric-wrapped square frame, revealing grey stone-like plates bound with silver wire in the center.

    Are You Kind to Your Broken Heart?

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The Artist’s Intent

Founded on the intersection of fashion and abstraction, the studio reinterprets contemporary pop culture through sculptural wall objects. By translating textile elements into three-dimensional forms, the work occupies the unique space between fine art and premium fashion aesthetics. Explore the evolution of this transformative process, rooted in architectural discipline and emotional depth.

A woman with long white hair, sitting on a black Egg Chair with her arms resting on her knees, in front of a plain white wall with three light gray woven fabric art pieces. They each are woven individually with thick fabric tubes in 3, 4 or 5 strings
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“It is my purpose to create.”

—Ester Yandell

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A person with white hair lying face down on a grey towel. Their back is visibly sunburnt and red, with distinct pale tan lines across the shoulder blades spelling out the name of the artist: ester yandell.
A binder clip attaching a stack of polaroid photos. The photo on top shows a sand colored woven textile art piece against a plain white wall. It is a very modern picture of an analoge archive of textile art works.
A woman with long white hair sitting on a black Egg Chair against a plain white wall, with three gray woven wall decorations above her.
A woman in a nude dress, with white hair holding a gray padded textile art work with her hands. The art piece is made out of padded, soft wool tubes that are woven into a clean pattern. It is a three-dimensional textile art piece.
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