Emelie Weber Wade is a weaver and textile artist working on multi-shaft floor looms and digital jacquard looms. She creates one of a kind wearable art and woven textile art for the wall.

She learned to weave as a production weaving apprentice at Berea College, where she majored in fibers and developed a strong technical foundation in textile design and loom mechanics. After graduating, she received the Sarah Fuller Smith Loom Award, which allowed her to purchase her own loom and continue building her practice.

Her wearable work is rooted in botanical inspiration, translating flowers, gardens, and shifting color into cloth. Her textile art for the wall finds inspiration in dreams, memories, and hypnagogic imagery. These pieces explore mirrored forms, imagined architecture, and liminal states, using color and structure to create depth and subtle visual movement.

Emelie is a member of the Southern Highland Craft Guild and regularly shares weaving demonstrations in the River Arts District in her studio at Pink Dog Creative. Her work can also be found at Marquee at 36 Foundy St in the RAD.