Antique Hemp

The background is 100% hemp fabric, ivory in color. The mount was placed in a dark brown, cove-shaped molding with a wood grain surface and reddish highlights, to which a black-paint...

The flag has been carefully hand-stitched to 100% hemp fabric. Spacers keep the textile away from the glazing, which is U.V. protective glass.

The flag has been hand-stitched to a background of 100% hemp fabric, ivory in color, with a twill weave.

Mounting: 100% cotton rag mat board was covered in 100% hemp fabric with a twill weave, ivory in color. The mount was placed in a deep, cove-shaped molding with a rope-style inner li...

It derives its scientific name from its fondness for hemp and its English name from its liking for seeds of flax, from which linen is made.

The primary border features reciprocal palmette and vine scroll patterns in sage and coral alternation, while narrow guard borders provide chromatic definition through geometric mean...

The impressive work depicts two well beloved Chinese deities of longevity: Magu and Shouxing. Magu (Hemp Maiden) is a legendary Taoist deity associated with the elixir of life, and ...

They carry a triangular frame with slightly curved surfaces. Hemp rope knitwork within the frame has been redone according to the original technique.

The body featuring a band of crashing waves, while the neck features a band of geometric diaper band of stylized hemp leaves. The opposing loop handles have been formed as spouting m...

Mounting: The belt has been handstitched to a background of 100% hemp fabric or a hemp and cotton blend (we use both interchangeably).

The background is 100% hemp fabric. The glazing is U.V. protective museum glass (anti-reflective and crystal clear).

The common linnet’s scientific name reflects its preference for hemp seeds (“cannabina”), while its English name derives from its fondness for flax seeds, from which linen is made.