Abigayle Tett
Quilt 1 (2025)
reclaimed cotton, silk, rayon, botanically died with marigolds, geranium, onion skins, wool batting
35 × 35cm

Abigayle Tett is a fibre artist and community worker based in Launceston. Working with cloth, foraged plant dyes, and heritage techniques, her practice explores material honesty, memory, and the warmth of lived experience. Her textiles serve as both a record of the everyday and a meditation on renewal, inviting reflection on the relationship between human touch, time, and the natural world. Through collaborative projects, workshops, and creative initiatives, she fosters connection, care, and shared exploration of materials.

Please note: Artworks cannot be shipped. All purchases must be collected on Saturday 14 September, between 12–4pm. If you’re unable to collect during this time, please email us at sawtoothari@gmail.comto arrange an alternative.