Fine Art - Fiber Art Gallery
Miami Beach
Miami Beach is a number one tourist get-away. Beautiful year round, the Beach with its sparkly turquoise waters and clear blue sky never disappoints.
I wove Miami Beach as a fine art -fiber art impressionistic tapestry full of life and activity, texture and color. I combined and blended an assortment of yarns - inluding gold metallic threads in the sand, wool fluffs for clouds and waves and seagrass, and fine threads for water and sand. A bright blue sky - stretches beyond the edges in this dreamy seascape.
Miami Beach measures 12" x 12" including custom braided cording attached to easily hang on any wall.
Miami Beach Tapestry $225.00
Beach Dreams
Beach Dreams takes you where you want to go. Hawaii, Miami Beach, the Med. Tropical breezes, palm trees, sunshine! Hand woven tapestry, one of a kind fine art - fiber art
Beach Dreams - small tapestry - big impact! I wove this tapestry with a variety of blended, textural yarns to replicate the transitionality of the ocean and shifting sands.
Beach Dreams, 8" X 17" includes custom braided hanging cord in matching yarns for easy hanging on your wall.
$195.00
Beach Garden
Beach Garden is inspired by Miami Beach Botanical Garden, a hidden gem on the island of Maimi Beach, just minutes away from the shore. The gardens of Maimi Beach are an exhubrance of nature, explosions of color year round.
Beach Garden is a hand woven interpretation of colors and textures in a tropical paradise. I created this on my loom using an assortment tactile yarns in fanciful colors. A luscious impresssionistic effect. If Monet could weave -- it would be this Beach Garden tapestry!
Beach Garden is tiny but mighty at 10" x 18" high. It includes a custom braided hanging cord in matching yarns to complete the effect.
Beach Garden $225.00
FIne Art - Fiber Art by Pamela Palma Designs
Beach Clouds
Beach Clouds seascape tapestry captures the evening sky in its purple glory as fine art fiber art. Puffy clouds pass over as waves ripple toward shore. I wove the Beach Clouds is hand woven with interesting materials - unspun, dyed and undyed wool makes the puffy clouds, merino wool yarn and cashmere yarns add depth and texture to the sand. A very unique yarn - hand spun cow hair - defiines the tideline, and other soft fibers capture the essence of clouds over the beach.
Beach Clouds measures 8" x 15" wide with an attractive, convenient matching braided cord hanger.
Beach Clouds $150.00
Beach Clouds is one of a kind by Pamela Palma Designs.
Beach Waves
Beach Waves fine art fiber art seascape tapestry depicts a windy evening at the beach, waves breaking, wispy clouds tinged lavender in the night sky.
I wove soft angora and cashmere yarns to represent the sand, with an unusual find - spun cowhair - to represent the tideline. I used soft fluffy wool to create the wispy clouds tinged by a setting sun. Muliti-blue "eyelashes" serve as waves cresting on the sea against a night sky.
Beach Waves measures 9" x 15" high with attractive, matching braided cording to hang your tapestry.
Beach Waves $150.00
One of a kind woven tapestry, fine art - fiber art by Pamela Palma Designs
Beach Day
The Beach Misses You! Hold those memories with Beach Day Tapestry. I wove this seascape as an impression of the beach - A wooden walkway over the dunes, to turquoise waters, deep blue sky, and a whisper of a cloud captured as Fine Art Fiber Art.
Keep the beach near to your heart even as temperatures plummet and flakes are falling.
Beach Day Tapestry measures 6" wide by 15" high with convenient and attractive matching braided hanging cord.
Beach Day Tapestry is one of a kind, a hand woven alpaca, mohair, wool and acrylic yarns. Lots of textures. One of a kind. Perfect for that tiny wall by your desk to remind you The Beach Misses You!
Beach Day Tapestry $125.00
Original woven art by Pamela Palma Designs
Two Red Mesas
Two Red Mesas fine art fiber art tapestry was created dunign the c-19 lockdown. I traveled back in time to when I lived in New Mexico, when it was the wild, rugged West, reimagining landscapes from images in Southwest Magazines They were my starting point.
Hand woven on a tapestry loom using multiple yarns to create color gradations and textures. The uneven edges are so much like the canyon country where ther are no straight lines - except maybe Route 66.
Two Red Mesas measures 10" high by 9" wide
$350.00
Red and Violet Mesas
Red and Violet Mesas is a fine art fiber art tapestry I created during C-19 lockdown. Working from my memories of the Southwest and images in magazines, I let my creativity run wild adding vibrant colors and textures to a desert landscape. What else can you see in this tapestry?
I wove Red and Violet Mesas on a tapestry style loom I made for this piece. Tapestry is a lot of finger manipulation of yarns to get the color gradations just right. This is something I enjoy.
Be on vacation year 'round when you hang Red and Violet Mesas on your wall.
20" wide by 13" long
$750.00
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Blue Moon Green Cheese
Blue Moon Green Cheese, 34" x 14" wall panel woven by hand on a complex loom. This art work is 1 of 4 in my series of Moon Tapestries. It is my interpretation of a complex weaving pattern for an 8 shaft floor loom, which I reinterpreted to make it my own unique design.
The title, Blue Moon Green Cheese is a nod to an old myth I recall from childhood, s "The moon is made of Green Cheese." Why they ever said that, who knows? It inspired me to weave this superb wall hanging.
The panel measures 34" long by 14" wide. The left side has a black background (the warp
yarns); the right side has oatmeal colored warp. The two contrasting colors, black and oatmeal, were threaded (strung) onto the loom before weaving. Threading the loom takes an exorbitant amount of time and concentration. Each individual strand of yarn has to be threaded in an exact, precise sequence to create the moon patterns.
The weaving begins after the loom is set up and all the yarns are in place (about 450), following an exact sequence to create the pattern which, remember, I manipulated to elevate a traditional weave structure into a work of contemporary art, made entirely of yarn. I wove the moon pattern into the black and oatmeal warp using a bright blue yarn alternating with a grey-green yarn, in alternating bands.
Tricky. Complicated. Labor intensive. Immense patience required.
How long did it take me? 30 years of weaving experience + a lifetime of textile work + 8 weeks of design time + 8 weeks in process on the loom + 2 weeks after weaving to finish off loom (tie up loose ends, fringe, hems, press, mounting brackets, photograph, etc.).
A bargain at
$2500.00
Blue Moon Green
Cheese is a striking addition to any home or office decor.
Moon Rise Moon Set
Moon Rise Moon Set, 32" x 14" wall panel woven by hand on a complex loom. This art work is part of my series of Moon Tapestries. It is my interpretation of a complex weaving pattern for an 8 shaft floor loom, which I reinterpreted to make it my own unique design. Like a painting, but woven. By hand. On a large loom.
The title, Moon Rise Moon Set highlights the color and size transitions we witness as the Moon makes her way across our sky. The panel measures 32" long by 14" wide. The left side has a black background (the warp yarns); the right side has oatmeal colored warp. The two contrasting colors, black and oatmeal, were threaded (strung) onto the loom before weaving.
Threading the loom takes an exorbitant amount of time and concentration. Each individual strand of yarn has to be threaded in an exact, precise sequence to create the moon patterns.
The weaving begins next, after all the yarns are in place and wrapped tightly onto the back of the loom. I weave following an exact sequence to create the pattern, the size, shape, colors of the moons which, remember, I changed the instructions. I elevate a traditional weave structure into a work of contemporary art, made entirely of yarn. I wove the moon pattern into the black
and oatmeal warp using a progression of colors from subdued to vibrant in hues of yellows, oranges and red.
Tricky. Complicated. Labor intensive. Immense patience required.
How long did it take me? 30 years of weaving experience + a lifetime of textile work + 8 weeks of design time + 8 weeks in process on the loom + 2 weeks after weaving to finish off loom (tie up loose ends, fringe, hems, press, mounting brackets, photograph, etc.).
Of course, art work cannot be valued by merely the time and materials. Creativity requires skill, technical expertise, imagination, design ability, and experience.
$2500.00 32" x 14"
Moon Phases
Moon Phases, 32" x 14" wall panel woven by hand on a complex loom. This art work is part of my series of four Moon Tapestries. It is my interpretation of a complex weaving pattern for an 8 shaft floor loom, which I reinterpreted to make it my own unique design. Like a painting, but woven. By hand. On a large loom.
The title, Moon Phases highlights the color
and size transitions we witness as the Moon makes her way across our sky. The panel measures 30" long by 14" wide. The left side has a black background (the warp yarns); the right side has oatmeal colored warp. The two contrasting colors, black and oatmeal, were threaded (strung) onto the loom before weaving. Threading the loom takes an exorbitant amount of time and concentration. Each individual strand of yarn has to be threaded in an exact, precise sequence to create the moon patterns.
The weaving begins next, following an exact sequence to create the pattern which, remember, I
manipulated to elevate a traditional weave structure into a work of contemporary art, made entirely of yarn. I wove the moon pattern into the black and oatmeal warp alternating colors to indicate the Phases of the Moon. Tricky. Complicated. Labor intensive. Immense
patience required.
How long did it take me? 30 years of weaving experience + a lifetime of textile work + 8 weeks of design time + 8 weeks in process on the loom + 2 weeks after weaving to finish off loom (tie up loose ends, fringe, hems, press, mounting brackets, photograph, etc.)
Of course, art work cannot be valued by merely the time and materials. Creativity requires skill, technical expertise, imagination, design ability, and experience.
$2500.00 30” long by 14” wide. Cotton.
Moon Phases is a striking addition to any home or office decor.