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Custom Shibori State Art
Custom Shibori State Art
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Lydia Crespo uses a traditional Japanese technique called Shibori to make her custom state art. First, she stitches the state's shape into raw silk, then ties the string tight and dyes the fabric with indigo. The pattern that's revealed can never be repeated, making yours truly one-of-a-kindโ€” just like the place that has your heart.โ  โ  โ  ๐Ÿ“ท by @argamandefiance Link in bio!โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  Featured good: 'Custom Shibori State Art'โ  #shibori #indigo #handmade #indigodye #textiles #tiedye #interiordesign #homedecor #indigodyed #love #texas #california #usa #america #state

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Lydia Crespo uses a traditional Japanese technique called Shibori to make her custom state art. First, she stitches the state's shape into raw silk, then ties the string tight and dyes the fabric with indigo. The pattern that's revealed can never be repeated, making yours truly one-of-a-kindโ€” just like the place that has your heart.โ  โ  โ  ๐Ÿ“ท by @argamandefiance Link in bio!โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  .โ  Featured good: 'Custom Shibori State Art'โ  #shibori #indigo #handmade #indigodye #textiles #tiedye #interiordesign #homedecor #indigodyed #love #texas #california #usa #america #state

Custom Shibori State Art

Created by Lydia Crespo

To create each one-of-a-kind piece, Lydia uses a traditional Japanese technique called Shibori.

$495.00

Handmade

Independent Maker

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What Makes It Uncommon

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The Fabric of America

"The work I do allows me to meet the most wonderful people," says Lydia Crespo of her vibrant geography art. "Some have been in the states their whole lives, some have not. The length of their residence does not matter, because we would not be whole without them."

To create each piece, Lydia uses a traditional Japanese technique called Shibori. First, she stitches the state's shape into raw silk, then ties the string tight and dyes the fabric with indigo. The pattern that's revealed can never be repeated, making yours truly one-of-a-kindโ€” just like the place that has your heart. Handmade in St. Charles, Missouri.

Due to the handmade nature of this item, each is unique and will vary.

Lydia Crespo

created by

Lydia Crespo

After graduating from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Lydia Crespo received the James Nelson Raymond Fellowship and used the funds to start her business. She now owns a studio at the Foundry Art Centre in St. Charles, Missouri, where in addition to making beautifully dyed accessories and home decor pieces, she leads workshops on craft, process, and composition.

This item ships directly from the maker. If you order today your item will ship no later than 11/14/2024.

Items that are made to order or oversized can't be sent in a Gift Box. Instead, you can include your Gift Message on the shipment's packing slip.  At this time, this item cannot be shipped to APO/FPO addresses, or to U.S. Territories including Minor Outlyling Islands. Contact custom@uncommongoods.com with any questions.

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Made from

indigo, raw silk

Measurements

36" H x 36" W

Care

Hang artwork away from direct sunlight.

Notes

Once your order is submitted it is entered into production and changes and cancellations cannot be accommodated- we are sorry, no exceptions. We do our best to turn orders around as quickly as possible and as a result, orders begin production immediately. - All Orders Final

Item ID

49555

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