WEAVING STORIES INTO FORM,
TOGETHER
This is an invitation to co-create. Commissioning a piece through Jasmine means stepping into a slow, reverent process of making, where meaning, memory, and intention are spun into every thread.
These woven works are not mass-produced or made to match a trend. They are offerings. Altars. Language without words. Whether it’s a tapestry for your home, a ceremonial cloth, a piece that marks a threshold or honours an ancestor – this work is rooted in relationship.
WHAT IS COMMISSION WORK
Commission work is the heart of Jasmine’s practice. Each piece is crafted with care and time, using natural fibres and traditional techniques, often dyed with plants grown or gathered with gratitude. No two pieces are alike, each one holds its own story, infused with your vision and Jasmine’s hands.
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You don’t need to know exactly what you want. You just need to know that something is calling to be made.
HOW IT WORKS
1
Reach
Out
Begin by sending a note through the contact form with a little about what you’re hoping for. It may be a feeling, a purpose, a story, an image. Jasmine will get back to you to begin the conversation.
2
Connection
Call
You’ll be invited into a voice or video call to speak more deeply about your commission piece. What’s stirring it, what it might hold, what materials feel aligned. This is a chance to discover and realise the vision together.
3
Proposal
& Quote
Based on your conversation, Jasmine will offer a proposal and cost estimate. Pricing reflects the time, materials, and embodied care that go into each piece. Payment plans are welcome.
4
Weaving
Begins
Once everything feels clear, Jasmine will begin the weaving process. This is considered work, often 4–8 weeks depending on the size and complexity of the piece. You’ll receive updates along the way, but the process is mostly held in quiet tending.
5
Completion & Delivery
When the piece is ready, you’ll receive photographs, care instructions, and a story of the making. Then it’s gently wrapped and sent to you, to live in the space it was meant for.
