Judith’s hand-dyed, quilted and appliquéd silk wall pieces are shimmering landscapes sometimes suggesting sunrise or sunset; glistening rays of light dancing on water; or vast vistas of sky and earth meeting. To reach these spectacular effects, she employs a Japanese technique of dyeing called arashi shibori, literally translated to mean storm in Japanese because the patterns created resemble driven rain. Judith further manipulates the surface with dyes. She may piece the fabric to achieve purposeful images, and embellish the shapes with stitching.

Selected Permanent Collections:

M.H. de Young Memorial Museum,
San Francisco, CA

Museum of Arts and Design, New York, NY
Shibori City Nagoya permanent collection,
Nagoya, Japan

please contact us for other available works
thirteenmoonsgallery@earthlink.net

Scroll #2
10" x 52" 
$1200