I’ll be taking part in England’s Medieval Festival, held on 23, 24 & 25 August 2025 at The King’s Grove, Pippingford, East Sussex. You’ll find me in the ROSA Heritage Craft Hall, a new section curated by ROSA to showcase makers who work with traditional skills and keep heritage crafts alive in contemporary practice.
Exhibiting at Materialised in Brighton, 15–26 Oct 2025. A group show of textiles, ceramics, jewellery & more, featuring five textile artists with diverse approaches.
I’m pleased to share that my original hand-embroidered artwork, Simple Words: Love, will be exhibited at the Atelier Open 2025 at Atelier Beside the Sea, Brighton.
Heritage Crafts has just published the 2025 edition of the Red List of Endangered Crafts — a vital document that tracks traditional crafts in the UK that are at risk of disappearing.
Live online Luneville embroidery workshop, 20–27 Sept 2025. Limited places — use code KSENIA for 15% off registration.
Luneville embroidery for beginners — this online course teaches the fundamentals using a tambour hook, with a structured, realistic approach that helps you complete a full project from start to finish.
I’m pleased to share that my work has been featured in the Heritage Crafts Members’ Showcase 2025 — a curated annual publication that highlights makers keeping traditional skills alive through contemporary practice.
On Saturday 10th May 2025, I’ll be taking part in SDC Celebrates: Discovering Your Process, a one-day event organised by the Society of Designer Craftsmen.
When I first started learning Luneville embroidery, I was told the tambour chain stitch — one of the least exciting exercises — was also the most important.
Meet textile artist in Hove Ksenia Semirova at Villa LVI during Brighton Artists Open Houses 2025. Embroidered artworks and accessories on show.
