Handcrafted "Fiber Art" tapestry, 1970s style

Handcrafted "Fiber Art" tapestry, 1970s style.
Textile. Bamboo rod.
Measurements: 130 x 98 (wall hanging). 142 cm (total width).

Handwoven wall tapestry, a large-format piece that perfectly captures the essence of the Fiber Art movement and the bohemian, organic aesthetic characteristic of the 1970s. This textile work is a beautiful testament to the renewed appreciation of craftsmanship, volume, and tactile design in interior decoration. The piece stands out for its richly detailed abstract composition, built using a warm and enveloping color palette that flows harmoniously between mustard tones, vibrant yellows, ochres, sands, and ecru shades. Suspended from a natural bamboo rod that accentuates its rustic and authentic character, the body of the tapestry masterfully combines different thread thicknesses and weaving techniques. The main flat-woven canvas serves as a frame for the piece’s most striking element: a voluminous, three-dimensional central relief with a soft texture that emerges from the surface, lending the design an undeniable sculptural power and depth. The composition culminates at the bottom with a dramatic, irregular cascade of thick natural-fiber fringes, giving the whole piece a strong sense of drape, movement, and fluidity. This asymmetry in the finishes underscores the piece’s unique, handcrafted character, setting it apart from industrial productions.