A woven interlace composition defined by linear intersections and directional contrast. Crafted from unmercerised cotton yarn and hand-dyed using mud dye, the piece highlights the richness of oxide pigments found in local wild clay.
Mud-dyeing utilises the byproducts of wild clay processing, turning waste into a resource. The natural pigments present in the soil, vary in tone depending on the balance of minerals and clay deposits. This practice has been documented across many cultures worldwide and has long been used in the colouring of silk, cotton, and wool.
Material - Cotton yarn | Oak solid wood
Dimension: H 51 cm | W 39 cm
Weight: 1.6 Kg
A woven interlace composition defined by linear intersections and directional contrast. Crafted from unmercerised cotton yarn and hand-dyed using mud dye, the piece highlights the richness of oxide pigments found in local wild clay.
Mud-dyeing utilises the byproducts of wild clay processing, turning waste into a resource. The natural pigments present in the soil, vary in tone depending on the balance of minerals and clay deposits. This practice has been documented across many cultures worldwide and has long been used in the colouring of silk, cotton, and wool.
Material - Cotton yarn | Oak solid wood
Dimension: H 51 cm | W 39 cm
Weight: 1.6 Kg
