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Essence - Blue / Green Handwoven Basket

Essence – Blue / Green Handwoven Basket
by Mariadela Araujo Studio Spain

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How is this defined? A series of pieces that are not restricted by any predetermined volume limit. Each item is meticulously produced by the designer or in collaboration with skilled local artisans, resulting in a limited quantity of unique pieces. If stated, each item may exhibit slight variations due to its handcrafted origin.
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The Essence Vase Baskets by Mariadela Araujo are striking handwoven tapestries transformed into functional, sculptural objects. Meticulously crafted from premium cotton, each piece showcases an exceptional interplay of textures, patterns, and vibrant color compositions, making every vase a unique artistic statement.

The design features an internal glass container, allowing the vase to hold water while preserving its woven exterior. This thoughtful fusion of art and utility highlights the collection’s dual purpose as both a decorative and functional piece.

Each vase is created using a traditional vertical loom, where expert craftsmanship brings intricate woven threads to life. After weaving, the fabric is meticulously shaped and sculpted around the glass vessel, resulting in a harmonious blend of textile art and modern design.

The Vase Baskets embody a celebration of craftsmanship, creativity, and material exploration—an iconic representation of Mariadela Araujo’s innovative approach to contemporary art and design.

Materials: Different cotton cords
Technique: Handwoven contemporary basketry
Year: First edition since 2021

Dimensions LxWxH	20x2x30cm (8x1x12'')
Weight (kg)	0.1
Production Year	2024
Material	Cotton Rope
Discipline	Weaving
Color	Multi Colored
Design Class	Open Editions

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Mariadela Araujo is a Venezuelan / Spanish artist, designer and educator. Based in Barcelona and working worldwide. She runs a studio / workshop / laboratory, there, she researches, experimenting and create artworks, functional objects and installations, using different textiles materials and bold colour palettes, elevating traditional artisan techniques, such as weaving, embroidery and textile assembly. Mariadela has been selected by AD Magazine Spain as one of the best Spanish designers. She has created multiple works of art, from large format pieces and installations for public spaces to smaller experimental works, for Loewe, Saatchi Art, EÈRA, WeWork, Limited Edition Rugs, Casa Aymat, Maison et Objet, Premiere Vision, Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam, Fuorisalone Milano, TUMO Studios in Yerevan. She has exhibited in Brussels, Paris, Barcelona, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Mallorca, Caracas and Yerevan.