I like this a lot. The layering and seeing-through-ed-ness. (How's that for a new word.) Something about time and impermanence or another dimension here...
thanks Beth, its part of my broad theme of the daily life of British women immigrants to Australia in the 1800's, their feminine pursuits, and the harsh conditions that they experienced often in very solitary situations in the Australian bush. How do we interact and appreciate their legacy now
I like this a lot. The layering and seeing-through-ed-ness. (How's that for a new word.) Something about time and impermanence or another dimension here...
ReplyDeletethanks Beth, its part of my broad theme of the daily life of British women immigrants to Australia in the 1800's, their feminine pursuits, and the harsh conditions that they experienced often in very solitary situations in the Australian bush. How do we interact and appreciate their legacy now
DeleteThis is a wonderful way to soften the colors in a vintage textile ... so glad you shared this!
ReplyDeletesoftens and repairs at the same time
Deletethis works so well !
ReplyDeletel love this, Jane - very wabi sabi, although I know you are reflecting a British prespective.
ReplyDeletethis is a beautiful piece, sensitive to it's meaning. I love it.
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