Reflecting at the Western Wall
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| Width: | 104 cm (41 in) |
| Height: | 84 cm (33 in) |
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| Year: | 2017 |
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| Techniques: | Raw edge appliqué, free motion quilting, hand-sewn faced binding |
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| Materials: | Cotton batik fabric, mesh, T-dyed lace, tulle, cotton/polyester batting, cotton and polyester threads, fusing material, stabilizer |
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| Colors: | Earth tones, sandstone beige, blue, gold |
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| Artist Statement: | The first time I visited the Western Wall it took my breath away. The majesty and aura of the site is indescribable. I was struck by the enormity that today I can stand where others before me could not. Paying homage to this site is done in many ways. Some touch the Wall during prayer. The couple in this quilt chose to reflect from afar while shielded from the sun under an umbrella. |
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