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nspired by my years living in New Mexico, this tapestry reflects the vivid colors of the American Southwest. Its abstract geometry suggests the rhythm and structure of a beehive colony—an ecosystem of movement, light, and interdependence shaped by the desert landscape.
Medium: Hand-woven tapestry using VARNI, a variation of the Soumak weaving technique.
Materials: Wool, Silk, Tencel, Cotton
Dimensions (Textile): 20.5" x 25"
Dimensions (Framed): 31.5 " x 25.5"
Year: 2020
Installation: Presented in a custom frame; included with purchase and prepared for professional installation.
nspired by my years living in New Mexico, this tapestry reflects the vivid colors of the American Southwest. Its abstract geometry suggests the rhythm and structure of a beehive colony—an ecosystem of movement, light, and interdependence shaped by the desert landscape.
Medium: Hand-woven tapestry using VARNI, a variation of the Soumak weaving technique.
Materials: Wool, Silk, Tencel, Cotton
Dimensions (Textile): 20.5" x 25"
Dimensions (Framed): 31.5 " x 25.5"
Year: 2020
Installation: Presented in a custom frame; included with purchase and prepared for professional installation.