Simple. With a vacuum cleaner. Just set it to the lowest intensity, use a small nozzle, if available, and carefully - without pressure - clean the piece. The seams are strong enough to endure this. For smaller specks of dust, or pet hair, a lint roller works just fine. You can also carefully spot clean with water.

None. It’s all sewn together by machine or hand.

Yes, but it depends. They do improve a room’s acoustic, but how strong the impact is depends on the technique and fabrics used. The bigger and more “complicated” the surface area, the more it absorbs.

This heavily depends on the size and technique used, ranging from a couple hours for small pieces to 80+h on big embroidered ones.

I really do not know, but I consider this my form of meditation :)

At an art show/exhibition: Please ask, or touch the samples I provide, in order to risk damaging the piece. If it’s yours: Of course! That also goes for re-shaping/steaming the piece, should it ever get a bit out of shape.

Yes! Feel free to spray your favourite scent onto them. But just as with clothes you should be careful when spraying them on light coloured pieces.

Yes and no. The material (both in amount and qualities) dictates what kind of artworks I can do with it.

Sure, if you want your commissioned artwork to match some of your other home textiles, want your grandmother’s yarn to be part of it, or got a specific material in mind, I’m sure we can figure something out.