Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Which One Do I Choose George?

I adore the work of Muriel at Clothogancho, who paints with her naturally dyed yarns.  
Recently I have been in contact with her to purchase one of these amazing works of art.  


The colorways in both are so different yet so appealing, such a tough decision.  I've been debating for over 3 months now but I've finally made a decision.  Which piece would you have picked??
Let me know, then I'll tell you which one I bought.
Just wish I could afford both.


11 comments:

  1. They both are beautiful, but I'm partial to reds, blues and purples.

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  2. I love them both. Did you get one? I wandered if I can afford one? Nat

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    1. Hi Nat, sorry it took so long for me to get back to you. I picked the first one. And I so miss you posting on your blog. Hope all is well. xo Deb

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  3. i have admired that first one for a very long time. i would pick the one in the first image. you will enjoy which ever one you picked...i'm sure of that.

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    1. Hi Deanna, sorry it's taken me so long to reply, I did end up picking the first one, and it's so lovely in person. Hope all is well and that you are still creating. xo Deb

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  4. How much does she charge for those? I love the bottom one.
    e me at mavs@netnitco.net

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    1. Dear Anonymous, I bought the top one and paid $800 for it. sorry it took me so very long to respond. Best, Deb

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  5. The bottom colors suit me more, but the first one looks like a Gustav Klimt painting. Both are wonderful. Thank you for showing them to us.

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  6. Thank you for stopping by Christina, sorry it's taken me so very long to reply. And I agree, it does remind one of a Klimt painting. I wonder if Sophie was inspired by Gustav as she chose her colors?

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  7. I have never come across this person's work before and it is quite magnificent. I would have gone for the first one, purely as the colours were so skillfully blended together. I dread to think what the cost was, but it certainly is an 'heirloom'!

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    1. Hi Sally, I don't mind telling you it cost $800 which I thought was a reasonable price for all that work and weaving in all those ends. She also dyes all her yarns. She really is a master of color and combinations.

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