Celia Hadeler

Primary market prices for Hadeler’s textile reliefs currently range from €4,500 for small-scale studies to over €18,000 for commissioned large-format installations as of 2026. A 2024 auction in Zurich saw a 60x60cm weaving exceed its estimate by 35 percent, closing at €7,200.

Hadeler embeds a micro-perforated leather tag behind the lower right corner of the textile, which contains a serial number and her stamped initials. Collectors should also look for the specific cross-stitch binding technique she uses to secure the tension of the weave to the internal wooden chassis.

The artist works primarily with GOTS-certified organic cotton, raw silk, and recycled linen sourced from European mills. Her 2020s output is by the use of botanical dyes, specifically madder root and walnut husks, which produce the characteristic earthy palettes seen in the Canela series.

Celia Hadeler operates a studio in Hamburg, Germany, where she produces roughly twelve to fifteen major works per year. Her production remains limited due to the labor-intensive hand-knotting process, which can require up to 200 hours of manual work for a single square meter of textile.