The Path It Takes
5 x 7 inches (12.7 x 17.8 cm)
The Path It Takes is an original botanical textile mixed media artwork created with layered fabric, crystals, and freshwater pearls on cradled birch panel. Part of the Floral and Botanical Collection, this piece reflects movement, growth, and the quiet unfolding of direction — rooted in the beauty of how a path forms naturally, one step at a time.
A flowing stem of freshwater pearls and crystals winds gracefully through the entire composition — a luminous, organic line that guides the eye from the lower left upward through a lush gathering of fabric leaves in an extraordinary range of color and pattern. The leaves themselves are constructed from layered batik fabrics in deep navy, teal, forest green, chartreuse, crimson, deep purple, mauve, burnt orange, and blush pink — each one distinct, each one carrying its own world of pattern and texture, yet together forming a composition of remarkable harmony and rhythm. Crystal accents punctuate the pearl stem at intervals, their iridescent shimmer catching the light like dewdrops along a garden path. The background is a softly textured neutral cream fabric — quiet and restrained, allowing the vibrant leaf forms and luminous pearl stem to move freely through the space with grace and intention.
Both intentional and intuitive, The Path It Takes reflects the beauty of movement — how direction forms naturally, one step at a time, and how even the quietest journey holds its own kind of beauty. This is a piece for the collector who wants a home filled not just with art, but with feeling. This piece is part of the Floral and Botanical Collection.
Details:
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Artwork Size: 5 x 7 inches (12.7 x 17.8 cm)
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Medium: Layered fabric, crystals, and freshwater pearls on cradled birch panel
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Flowing freshwater pearl and crystal stem detail
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Crystal accent embellishment throughout
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Layered batik fabric leaves in a full spectrum of color
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Cradled birch panel
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Ready to hang or display on a shelf
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One of a kind original artwork
- Signed by the artist
