Teresa Georgallis graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2011, specialising in textile design.

Her professional portfolio of work consists of textile-focused fashion projects, multidisciplinary artistic collaborations, leading and managing a design studio, running a textile and fashion accessories label and acting as a Senior Lecturer / Pathway Leader in textiles.

A practicing textile designer working for numerous roles within the industry with core expertise in textile design-make, product developing & sampling, event managing, workshop organising and teaching at various levels.

23.12.2020—

Threading Stories – Exhibition
Threading Stories is a platform celebrating handcrafted processes which transmit information through storytelling, symbolism, structure and colour. The project seeks to discuss the cultural association of traditional making processes by emphasising the relationship between labour and value in craft. As a response to a revival in the appreciation of craft the platform acts as a… View Article
18.11.2019—

SED Conference
Presenting the project Threading Stories alongside a group of international speakers, discussing ideas on socially engaged design. Threading Stories is a collaborative research project – between myself and Alejandro Villacis – presenting and promoting artisans, craftsmanship and cultural heritage of the Andes, Amazon Region, the Pacific and Caribbean Coast. On this occasion showing four stories… View Article
02.04.2018—

Textile Designs, Spring 2018
Handwoven throws made from soft cotton yarns, woven in three different designs for spring 2018. Created, designed and woven in London.
21.04.2017—

Bags, wallets, card holders, iPad cases and pouches
New designs made from a number of embossed leather patterns, produced in East London.
20.09.2016—

Neuba Collaboration
A collaboration with Neuba – a contemporary menswear brand who use hand woven fabrics throughout their product range – I designed and developed the latest Spring / Summer 2016 textile range. All products are produced by master hand weavers based in Hyberabad, India. http://www.neuba.uk/
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