Tapestry




Cloak of Mail



More fiber objects

"Color is the essence of my art. There must be a connection between my love for color and the fact that the earliest known reference to color appears in the story of creation: 'Let there be light' (Genesis 1:3)... to me, color equals the light of creation, the light of the Shekhinah, the light of my art and therefore the light of my life."
>>>

"My Secret Place"
Handwoven tapestry, 1996
Wool and linen, 120"x60"
Private collection

One of the oldest and most time consuming of fiber techniques, tapestry weaving goes back to ancient times. The late 20th century has seen a revival of this art form in which threads are woven together on a hand loom to create images of glowing color and form.


<<<
(far left)
"I set my bow in the cloud," 1991
handwoven, wool and linen, 36"x24".
Cloisonné by Marian Slepian

See a detail of "I set my bow..."


<<<
(near left)
"How awesome is this place," 1992
handwoven, wool and linen, 36"x16"
North Shore Synagogue, Syosset, NY



See more tapesty and fiber art

next

This site and its contents are copyright © Ina Golub, 2000.