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BAUHAUS 777
Medium: HAND WOVEN RUG IN A FOOT PEDAL LOOM, WOOL, NATURAL AND ANILINE DYES USED.
Artist: FRANCISCO BAUTISTA
BAUTISTA PILLOW
Medium: HAND WOVEN PILLOW CASE IN A FOOT PEDAL LOOM, WOOL, VEGETABLE AND ANILINE DYES USED.
Artist: FRANCISCO BAUTISTA
BAUTISTA PILLOW 07
Medium: HAND WOVEN PILLOW CASE IN A FOOT PEDAL LOOM, WOOL, VEGETABLE AND ANILINE DYES USED.
Artist: FRANCISCO BAUTISTA
Calendar
Medium: Hand tufted loop pile rug made with studio dyed New Zealand wool, all custom colors and one of a kind.
Artist: Carol Sobieniak
Carnival
Medium: I roll strips of paper,shape and place them. Over 30 hours of rolling to complete. Some refer to my work as Quilling (an ancient art form) but I think of it as quilling inspired. My work is unique and original. This is quality work with quality framing.
Artist: Kim Nickens
Celestial Convergence
Medium: A single piece of handmade wool felt. Created through a wet process of bonding fibers by laboriously agitating, hand rubbing, and hand sculpting. Shifts in color achieved by layering silk fabric with dyed wool and silk fibers. No stitching.
Artist: Kristy Kun
Dusk
Medium: Hand dyed wool rug combining 19 different colors.
Artist: Kimberly Morris
Ebb and Flow
Medium: 100% cotton rope sewn together with hand sewn embellishments. One of a kind.
Artist: Tenisha Dotstry
First Peach
Medium: Hand dyed wool rug combining 16 different colors.
Artist: Kimberly Morris
Flower Clock
Medium: Batik on cotton fabric, traditional methods and tjanting tools, locally harvested beeswax, fiber reactive and natural dyes.
Artist: Lisa Telling Kattenbraker
Four Points Basket
Medium: 100% cotton rope sewn together with premium threads. Available in 12 different colors and 2 different sizes.
Artist: Tenisha Dotstry
Green Stripe Blanket
Medium: Flat woven blanket made with studio dyed New Zealand wool
Artist: Carol Sobieniak
Hands In Water
Medium: A single piece of handmade felt. Strips of wool fibers are bonded (through a dry then wet felting process) into an open weave textile. This series is created in response to observations of the materials while being worked under water.
Artist: Kristy Kun
Keeper Baskets
Medium: 100% cotton rope sewn together with premium threads. Available in 12 different colors and 3 different sizes.
Artist: Tenisha Dotstry
LB07 Contemporary Upright Basket
Medium: Naturally shed mule deer antler woven with seagrass, reed and cedarbark.
Artist: Leslee Burtt
LB14 Double Antler Hearth Basket
Medium: Contemporary hearth basket using tanned deer hide, deer antler, seagrass, reed and cedar bark.
Artist: Leslee Burtt
LB18 Contemporary Reindeer Basket Two
Medium: Reindeer antler woven with dyed cedar bark, reed and seagrass.
Artist: Leslee Burtt
LB21 Whitetail Deer Antler Basket
Medium: Naturally Shed Whitetail Deer Antler basket woven with seagrass, reed and cedar bark
Artist: Leslee Burtt
Living in the Cosmos
Medium: A single piece of handmade felt of wool, silk, and cotton. Sculpted and mounted on panel, framed with open front acrylic box frame. Felt is created using my original process of layering wool with fabrics, cutting strips, hand-felting, and sculpting.
Artist: Kristy Kun
Metalico
Medium: Handstitched Leather Journals with Archival Paper, Antique Architectural Elements Including Re-purposed Antique Icebox Hinge as a Closure
Artist: Mychal Mitchell
NATIVO
Medium: HAND WOVEN RUG/TAPESTRY IN A FOOT PEDAL LOOM, WOOL, NATURAL DYES USED.
Artist: FRANCISCO BAUTISTA
Ninth Moon
Medium: A single piece of handmade felt composed of wool and silk fibers. Layers of wool and silk are sculpted dry then wet-felted with a meticulous process of agitating and rubbing the fibers by hand until they tangle and bond together. Starch finish.
Artist: Kristy Kun
Paris
Medium: Handstitched Leather Journal with Archival Papers and Antique Architectural Hardware Elements including Re-purposed Icebox Hinge, Antique Push Plate and Floral Detail from Paris
Artist: Mychal Mitchell
Preserve
Medium: Batik on cotton fabric using traditional methods, locally harvested beeswax, fiber reactive & natural dyes. Over 100 hrs of tedious wax application, more than 30 separate dyes. Finished piece is framed using archival materials.
Artist: Lisa Telling Kattenbraker
Red Blossom
Medium: Hand tufted loop pile rug made with studio dyed New Zealand wool, all custom colors and one of a kind.
Artist: Carol Sobieniak
Rough Seas
Medium: 100% cotton rope sewn together with hand sewn accents. One of a kind.
Artist: Tenisha Dotstry
Saigon
Medium: Handstitched Leather Journals with Archival Papers and Antique Architectural Hardware Element Found in Saigon
Artist: Mychal Mitchell
Shells?
Medium: Rolled strips of paper formed into shapes.
Artist: Kim Nickens
Snake Cage
Medium: 900 page archival book with 75 signatures and re-purposed antique push-plate detailing on front and back...hand hammered copper rivets.
Artist: Mychal Mitchell
Snow Clouds and Autumn Tamarack
Medium: Hand dyed wool rug with 8-24 custom created colors.
Artist: Kimberly Morris
Spin
Medium: Strips of paper rolled and placed. Over 50 colors used.
Artist: Kim Nickens
squares with stripes
Medium: Hand tufted loop pile rug made with studio dyed New Zealand wool, all custom colors and one of a kind.
Artist: Carol Sobieniak
The Many Colors of Water
Medium: Hand dyed wool rug with too many different colors to count.
Artist: Kimberly Morris
Vos in Het Bos
Medium: 100's - 1000's on intricately hand cut pieces of paper, some smaller than 1/64th" depicting a canal in the Amsterdam, and a fox in the woods,
Artist: Doug Roy
We fell in love with the world by the light of the moons
Medium: Batik on cotton fabric. Traditional tools and methods used. Locally harvested beeswax, fiber reactive and natural dyes. Over 100 hrs of wax application and over 30 separate dyes. Finished piece is floated and framed under museum glass
Artist: Lisa Telling Kattenbraker
We no longer felt so alone
Medium: Batik on cotton fabric using traditional methods and tools, locally harvested beeswax, fiber reactive dyes. Over 100 hours of wax application, over 30 separate dyes. Finished piece is floated and framed under uv protected glass
Artist: Lisa Telling Kattenbraker
