Luneville Embroidery: A Practical Reading Guide This text brings together the key articles available on my site and organises them by level of familiarity. Whether you are encountering Luneville embroidery for the first time or looking to clarify specific technical distinctions, the sections below provide a clear route through the essential topics.
The Jewels of Winter ornaments are back in stock — and this year, you can either order a finished piece or learn to make one yourself.
A new statement piece is now available at ByRova.store: hand-embroidered floral brooch in deep red and black.
My work Power of No (Medusa Corset) will be shown at “CANCELLED: Adjust the Focus,” an exhibition by Brighton Women Artists, running 15–30 November 2025 at Science Park Square, Brighton.
Goldwork embroidery artwork Believe by Ksenia Semirova is shown at Water Street Gallery’s exhibition Prayers for Peace, exploring faith, heritage, and renewal through textile art
Tambour hooks, also known as Luneville hooks, are now available at semirova.com. EU-made with ash handles and brass fittings, designed for beads, sequins, and couture embroidery.
Textile artist Ksenia Semirova presented Winter Fairytales at Design-Nation South Materialised — a display of hand-embroidered tiaras and ornaments inspired by medieval pearl-setting techniques.
Now offering professional embroidery consultations: a focused one-hour session with advance project review and written technical recommendations.
Exploring embroidery for cosplay and heritage craft at England’s Medieval Festival, plus my new bracelet workshop
I’m excited to share that my ready-made accessories — brooches, chokers, bags, and more — now have a dedicated home: byRova.store.
