Chrissie Freeth is a tapestry weaver whose work draws on medieval tapestry and focuses on the inner lives of women. A Churchill Fellowship took her to study early tapestries in collections in Europe and the United States, and she has been shortlisted for the Cordis Prize for tapestry. Her work has been shown at the Royal Academy and Artapestry6, and her series Good Women was made for William Morris’s Kelmscott Manor in 2026.
Chrissie Freeth
Tapestry weaver; Good Women