Tree Bones in the Southwest A147150 Hidden zip enclosure on black

Hidden zip enclosure on black cotton back

The painting is presented in a clear maple frame with a linen liner

This nature-inspired blown glass vessel in cool hues is created by carefully arranging and fusing glass canes

and textured waves of earthenware clay can be show in singles or multiples

Hand-crushed and dyed silk with a rolled-hem

Tree Bones in the Southwest A147150 Hidden zip enclosure on blackTree Bones in the Southwest was inspired by a photo taken by the artist on a hike of the North Rim in the Grand Canyon. The dead, bleached pine trees glistened in the sun, proclaiming their presence. This piece is made with hand dyed cotton fabric, batting, and thread. It is machine pieced, fused, and machine quilted. The trees are machine stitched, and couched. There are hanging sleeves on the top and bottom with wooden slats provided for easy