Handmade screen printed textiles

Artfully designed textiles made with care and attention locally in Australia by artist and screen printer Maria E. Sauri.

I make all my products in my small studio in Meeanjin/Brisbane, Australia. From screen printing to sewing to bookbinding. I work in small batches honoring craftmanship to achieve a professionally finished yet handmade textile. I believe in the beauty of making, and in the joy of using the objects that we love everyday, helping us transform a space into a place.

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Blurring the Lines -Where art meets design is open today @impress.gallery.brisbane for visits until 3pm. I will be at the gallery this Sunday morning so come in if you couldn't make it to the opening last night, everyone welcome. #whatsonbrisbane #b
Blurring the Lines -Where art meets design. Join us for opening drinks @impress.gallery.brisbane Saturday 7th September 5pm to 8pm 134 Kedron Park Rd, Wooloowin, next to the Kedron Hotel. @katepiekutowskiprintmaker @beche_collective @kayw_artist @pa
A bit of 'Arroyo Esperita', a screen print on paper for Blurring the Lines -where art meets design. With its subtle pinks and golden hues, it has proved to be a challenge to capture this work with my phone. It can be seen in the flesh at our exhibiti
A detail of 'Muelle Azul', a new screen print on paper that will be exhibited at Blurring the Lines - where art meets design exhibition @impress.gallery.brisbane A group show with @kayw_artist @katepiekutowskiprintmaker @beche_collective @patricia.g
Have been screen printing non stop for this group exhibition opening soon. It had been a good deadline for me to screen print new works on paper, which I love and I am very proud of. I will also be showing textiles and other items to use in every day
A screen print on cotton to celebrate 20 years of Impress Printmakers. I have been a part of Impress since 2020, but it has been on my radar since I moved to Australia in 2009 and I was looking for a printmaking community. At that time, Impress was
Handbound journals, white pages. If you like handmade yet professionally made objects, you would like these. You can find them on my website or you can see them in person this Saturday 20th April at the New Farm location of @what.we.make.designmarket