Folk Art Applique Wall Hanging


Item Number: 282

Time Left: CLOSED

Value: $75

Online Close: Nov 14, 2021 7:00 PM PST

Bid History: 5 bids - Item Sold!




Description

Hand sewn cotton wall hanging. Dark green "Barmer applique" on unbleached cotton background. Approximately 35" x 55". Hand wash, cold, tumble dry low.


There must be a folk tale illustrated here! Four figures at the base of a gigantic tree of life, with white embroidery on the figures. The figures might be three people, one distinct from the other two, and perhaps a cow or water buffalo. 


This piece was created by rural women artisans in Rajasthan, Northern India, in the distinctive style of the Barmer region. "The artisan enterprise, Hatheli Sansthan, has operated this online enterprise for the sale and marketing of the Tilonia® product line of handcrafted, artisan-produced home textiles. Nearly 600 artisans earn supplemental income through sewing, needlework, embroidery, tie-dying, block printing and weaving. Designs and production methods draw on Indian craft traditions that are centuries old – but create modern opportunities for these rural women and men."


     

Special Instructions

The winning bidder may pick up this item between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday-Friday at the Breast and GYN Health Project, 987 8th Street, Arcata, CA (Next to the Arcata Co-op). Please call us to schedule your pick up during this crazy COVID-19 period. Masks are required. Special pick-up times can be arranged: call 707-825-8345 or email Rosegz@hcbhp.org.  We are willing to make arrangements for after-hours and weekend pick-ups. We will be closed on November 26th and 27th for Thanksgiving.


If you have special shipping instructions, please let us know right away by emailing rosegz@hcbhp.org or calling us at 707-825-8345.


Please be advised that the USPS's temporary shipping rates are in effect this year. Bidder is responsible for any shipping costs. When possible, we plan to ship in USPS Flat Rate Boxes. BGHP will contact the highest bidder to discuss shipping details.

Donated by

Kate S Green