Created in the late summer of the Corona Virus pandemic, this woven fiber work is nestled inside a natural terracotta clay hoop. To me this wall hanging represents the long and solitary year of 2020. Orange and brown autumn colors sit before an overflow of natural white felted yarn. The clay that wraps the fibers in this piece is a previous collaboration with a local artist Kala Stein. It reminds me now, more than ever the importance of staying connected to the creative community despite sheltering in place. SIZE & DETAILS Measures: 12.5" across x 23.5" [from top of terracotta hoop to longest point of overflowing fiber] Terracotta Hoop: 12.5" Outside diameter Locally sourced terracotta from Sacramento, CA Hand thrown in Sonoma, CA Fiber: Natural white New Zealand Sheep’s Wool Hand-felted in Nepal, sustainably sourced from a local San Francisco based business Oranges & Brown Merino Wool Yarn hand dyed in Uruguay and sourced from a fellow woman owned small business PICK UP, LOCAL DELIVERY & INSTALLATION AVAILABLE Please email [email protected] to schedule. Local delivery & installation is available for an additional fee, fee depends on distance and complexity of installation.
