Eseosa Edebiri (she/it) is a Nigerian American textile designer and fiber artist from Northern California. Her work focuses on giving representation to Black and Brown bodies. Craft is her lifeblood and the medium that becomes the apparatus for her to share concepts, feelings, and her own train of thought.
She is invested in expanding and broadening the ways she creates and how to share that work with others accessibly. This is why she considers herself a jack of all trades rather than a master of any specific one.
While the goal isn't to "catch 'em all" like a Pokémon trainer, the mediums she seeks out are rooted in rich histories that should be celebrated through creation. She has been using craft as a soft mechanism to explore and share hard feelings, recently shifting her practice into creating cyanotypes and ceramics. Previously she had taught both mediums to students, but they hadn't surfaced in her practice until recently to explore loss, grief, trauma, recovery, and to define how she can move forward.
Featured Artworks
To bits and pieces (3 of 9), 2026
Cyanotype, thrifted lace trim, and beads from a friend
To bits and pieces (4 of 9), 2026
Cyanotype, thrifted lace trim, ribbon, and beads from a friend
To bits and pieces (1 of 9), 2026
Cyanotype, thrifted lace trim, and beads from a friend
Damn, that cookie crumbled (but w̶e̶ I'll bake again), 2024
Ceramic, glaze, help from friends, and dust
What goes around comes around (big red), 2024
Crochet, found lace, craft roses, spilt tea between a friend and a cat
I'm gonna miss you like a child misses their blanket (4 of 4), 2024
Cyanotype, handcut butterflies, my grandmother's fabric, craft roses, and re-learning
And sometimes you'll meet in a parking lot, 2024
Crochet letters on dyed lace, craft roses, two friends finding each other on (an emotionally) rainy day