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"a forest bird never wants a cage." (Henrik Ibsen) a wild & free baluch spirit. All organic colors (yes, the vermeil color too), no tip fading, no bleeding, same tonality on both sides. Raw and free weave. The background is permanently waving due the abrashes .... improvisative use of different shades of purples and browns .... Isn't beautiful how the 2 complementary (filled and empty outlined on the top) symbols find each other in the crazy whirl at the end of the weaving process ... even the coloration of the diamonds within is complementary .... a sort of tribal "ying-yang" visual philisophy ... more here: http://rugrabbit.com/profile/5160
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