Tiro Woven Sculpture - Medium (24")

"If we knew then what we know now... all the points between a beginning and the conclusion." Polished bronze frame with hand woven patterns in threads of natural bamboo and raw silk....

"If we knew then what we know now... all the points between a beginning and the conclusion." Polished bronze frame with hand woven patterns in threads of natural bamboo and raw silk....

Sleek architectural textured and patinated solid bronze shafts float. Models in the collection are individually hand-crafted by the skilled artisans in our studio. Custom versions t...

Bands of cast-seeded glass smolder shoulder to shoulder in a curve of burnished brushed brass with bold blackened brass suspension. Models in the collection are individually hand-cr...

Polished bronze frame with hand woven intersection pattern of natural bamboo and unbleached cotton thread. Models in the collection are individually hand-crafted by the skilled arti...

A Mondrian-inspired composition of glowing cristale crackle glass and warm antique brass creates an architectural column as a or torchiere. Custom Sizes Available. Models in the col...

Modern, 3D, architecturally inspired wall sculpture. Each piece is hand created by the artist Karo Martirosyan in his studio in Los Angeles. With a background in architecture, the ar...

21st century woven oak sculptures by Analee Soskin can be hung vertically, horizontally or laid on a table.

American Ash is currently experiencing a catastrophic blight caused by the emerald ash borer, a non-native beetle thought to have been brought to America in shipping materials from overseas while in a dormant state. This hanging piece is a bookmatched of two 1/16” slices of Ash, unique in color, figure and shape. The 26 Ash strips are woven together using organic remnant silk as the weft threads in a three over one herringbone pattern, the same pattern used in the famous burial shroud, the Shroud of Turin. The frame is handmade by the artist in black painted Ash. Drawing from both historical weaving patterns and their applications as well as from series of tree related biological blights and human driven near-extinction events, this series of sculptures, one of which is available for purchase here, asks about our ability to recognize and heal the harms we cause. Can we bind the things we are actively tearing apart and recognize our fragile reliance on the very thing we are damaging before it is too late? Each piece of wood used in this collection came from an ecologically and environmentally sound source. Blending textile and tree in woven panels of wood, each from a dead or dying species, they have been bound back together with silk utilizing the three- hop pattern found in the Shroud of Turin, questioning whether these will be the stitches to heal our damages or the burial shroud they will be wrapped it. There are three sculptures which have been created in this series to date. In addition to Ash, Moran has woven one in Chestnut and one in Redwood Root. Please contact us for more information. Weaving, inverting, book-matching, layering and framing become an act of contemplation in Michael James Moran...

Columbian inspired mixed-media wall sculpture constructed of polished and fired brass with incised borders and loosely braided cord. Center terra cotta medallion...

Woven fiber art wall sculpture by Maria Kipp c1960s Dramatic sunburst of multi colored woven textiles over pleated wooden slats with a carved wood sun face center. 30 in diameter

Wall sculpture #789 by Karen Gayle Tinney One of a Kind Wall Sculpture in ceramic and cotton. Handmade ceramic shapes are finished with satin white glaze. The ceramic pieces are l...