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Bindi - Wool Wall Tapestry

Bindi – Wool Wall Tapestry
by Luiza Caldari Brazil

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This is a Limited Edition of 2
How is this defined? A set of pieces produced in a predetermined quantity, typically no more than 30, and uniquely numbered either on the item itself or on the accompanying certificate of authenticity. Although generally uniform in design, slight variations may exist due to the handcrafted nature of the pieces.

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Description

Wall Tapestry, handcrafted and woven on a pedal loom by Luiza Caldari.

Dimensions LxWxH	109x10x143cm (43x4x56'')
Weight (kg)	4.0
Production Year	2024
Material	100% Wool
Discipline	Textilework
Color	Beige, Red And Orange
Design Class	Limited Editions
Number Of Pieces Created	2

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Luiza Caldari’s approach to tapestry stems from her background in design and is driven by material exploration. She works to mix “the simplicity of wool, something so familiar and known to everybody” with unusual shapes and unexpected color palettes. Caldari’s use of fiber also extends to sculptures and functional objects. “My intention is to bring more color to life, creating a kind of coziness for the eyes,” says Caldari. “I want my work to bring comfort and joy for all who see it.” Without formal training as a weaver, Caldari sees her work as a free form exercise. “I don’t follow rules and I’ve created my own unique method of weaving. I sometimes search for formal techniques, but in a way that optimizes my creativity,” says Caldari. This freeness is evident in Caldari’s work; weft yarns cascade from her tapestries. Within the same piece she may add tufting and wrapped elements. It’s obvious that she enjoys playing with the medium, as her tapestries range from large scale handwoven wall pieces to three-dimensional hand-tufted tapestries designed in collaboration with furniture and lighting designers. (Text; Alicia Scardetta for American Tapestry Alliance, 2019)