These stunning moth and butterfly sculptures are the creations of Japanese textile artist, Yumi Okita. The North Carolina-based designer creates these large pieces using different materials – cotton, feather, faux fur, embroidery thread and painted fabric. The pieces are sold here in her Etsy shop, which is currently showing a sculpted poppy that may be the start of a botanical series. Anxious to see her impending creations.
Images: Courtesy of Yumi Okita.
Wouldn’t at all mind having a couple of these quilts in my home. These minimalist designs are the creation of Brooklyn-base quilter, Season Evans. They are made by hand using natural fabrics and sold under the brand name, S.D. Evans Quilts. Love the simple patterns and the pared down approach to color that give these quilts a strong contemporary appeal.
Images: Courtesy of S.D. Evans Quilts.
The art dolls shown above are the creations of Lisbon-base artisan, Benedetta Maxia, who recycles vintage fabrics to create these one-of-a-kind dolls and accessories. She also collaborates with illustrators, designers and brands when developing her incredible collections. The dolls are sold under the brand name, Fulana Beltrana Sicrana and can be purchased here on Etsy.
Images: Courtesy of Fulana Beltrana Sicrana.
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