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Nov
18
Oh, my! Embroidery + wood. Noshii’s work — from brooches (such as the one highlighted here) to wall-size panels — delights my eyes and imagination. The artist bio on the Noshii blog:
London born, Dallas based artist and designer, Nosheen Iqbal, produces artwork and accessories with a new approach to handmade artistry. Combining natural and modern materials with an age old technique to create an innovative form of visual art. Soft, vibrant threads and colorful pigments create a contrast against the natural grains of solid woods, bamboo and veneer.
See the web site, where you can enjoy a large gallery of work. Or follow Noshii’s blog.
Many thanks to Nicole of freshly{blended} for pointing out the work of this artist.
