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SKU: 6S6X4A19
Hundertwasser Silk Modern Rug / Tapestry Hand Embroidered 4ft X 6ft
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This glorious modern abstract rug / tapestry is hand embroidered using Chain stitch needlepoint embroidery and design inspired by the works of modern artist, Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Hundertwasser's original and unruly artistic vision expressed itself in pictorial art, The common themes in his work utilized bright colors, organic forms, a reconciliation of humans with nature, and a strong individualism, rejecting straight lines.
Vibrant colors are used to create contemporary and festive atmosphere. These can be used as an accent rug / tapestry on the floor or as a decorative wall hanging.
The creases visible in the pictures are due to fold and will straigten instantly once mild iron is used from the back.
Size: 4 ft x 6ft [ 122 cms x 183 cms ] Approx.
Hand-embroidery: 100% Art Silk (Synthetic Rayon)
Back & Base: 100 % Cotton Canvass
Washing Instructions: Cold Hand Wash, Dry Flat & Mild warm Iron or simply Dry Clean.
Cottage Industry & Folklore Product
The effect of Hundertwasserâ??Ã?ôs painting is colour. Hundertwasser used colours instinctively, without associating them with a definite symbolism and preferred intensive, radiant colours. His style was to place complementary colors adjacent to emphasize the double movement of the spiral.
Vibrant colors are used to create contemporary and festive atmosphere. These can be used as an accent rug / tapestry on the floor or as a decorative wall hanging.
The creases visible in the pictures are due to fold and will straigten instantly once mild iron is used from the back.
Size: 4 ft x 6ft [ 122 cms x 183 cms ] Approx.
Hand-embroidery: 100% Art Silk (Synthetic Rayon)
Back & Base: 100 % Cotton Canvass
Washing Instructions: Cold Hand Wash, Dry Flat & Mild warm Iron or simply Dry Clean.
Cottage Industry & Folklore Product
The effect of Hundertwasserâ??Ã?ôs painting is colour. Hundertwasser used colours instinctively, without associating them with a definite symbolism and preferred intensive, radiant colours. His style was to place complementary colors adjacent to emphasize the double movement of the spiral.