Celine Ramio
2024
Cotton
44” x 39”
$2,000
Celine Ramio
2024
Cotton
44” x 39”
$2,000
Rowen Schussheim-Anderson
2024
Woven Tapestry of Wool, Rayon, Linen, Silk, Cotton
41x11
$2,200
A lively tapestry with much diagonal movement. Organic feeling-- could be a slice of a fruit, vegetable or insect--leads the viewer to wonder...
Mayela Rodriguez
2024
Embroidery, Beads, Hoop
5” x 5”
$300
This textile piece is part of a larger body of work exploring my experience with endometriosis, a debilitating disease that affects 10 of women and people with uteruses in the U.S. but is severely under diagnosed due to medical misogyny.
Oscar Rodriguez
2024
Cotton Fabric, Tulle, Poly Thread, Heavy Stabilizer
22” x 17.5”
$1,800
Celine Ramio
2026
Wood & Crocheted Human Hair
14.5” x 11”
$500
The work depicts a frame whose portrait has been replaced by human hair crocheted to create a delicate yet complex network. In many societies, hair is considered a link between the world of the living and the afterlife. This imperishable link endures beyond time and space.
Mayela Rodriguez
2025
Crochet, Cabinet Drawer
18” x 13”
$300
Since my diagnosis, I’ve thought of Endometriosis as something passed from generation to generation. "Granny Square” reimagines endometriosis as an uncanny heirloom, both familiar yet broken.
Marta Nowak
2025
Merino Wool Handknit on Flatbed Knitting Machine
24” x 24”
$500
Meera Ramanathan
2025
Mixed Media
16” x 20”
$245
This artwork is inspired by motifs, colors and weaving in south Indian Kanjeevaram silk sarees that the artist combined in unique ways as an ode to the weavers of Tamil Nadu where the artist grew up.
Marty Ornish (MartyO)
2024
Found Objects, Vintage Cottons, Hand-Embroidery & Beading
40” x 14”
$3,000
An art quilt made with hundreds of small ordinary objects stitched onto vintage cottons, creating small tableau's of interest, with embroidery and hand beaded; the detritus of life revels our identity and memories.
Lorraine Nichols
2024
Handwoven Fiber, Discarded Items
62” x 16”
$900
“Near the Shore” mixes handwoven techniques with discarded items such as climbing rope, swim suits, and unraveled sweaters. It explores the feel and motion of the tides, the swirling colors found in the shallow, and the textures of flora and fauna who call it home-Garibaldi, seaweed, kelp, jellyfish.
Claire O’Connell
2025
Hand Embroidery over Woodblock Print on Linen
30” x 20”
$3,000
Grizzly bears are strong, independent animals who confront the viewer directly but often with an inquisitive air. They don't fear us, so they can engage and enjoy us, from a distance and from a place of mutual respect. I am a print maker, so I began with an image I printed on linen from a woodblock.
Alex Nichols
2024
Handwoven Fiber, Toys, Beads
60” x 15”
$700
“Minions” is a tribute to the Minions movies featuring toys and beads.
Marta Nowak
2025
Merino Wool Handknit on Flatbed Knitting Machine
24” x 24”
$500
Karen Mulgrew
2026
Twined Fiber Art with Hand-Spun Fiber & Embroidery Thread
11” x 37”
$400
Jenna Manzano
2022
Linen
54” x 12”
$2,000
“Coupling (Continuous)” exhibits the tenderness of holding another, joining two similar but distinct layers into a single form.
Sheila Meserschmidt
2025
Cotton Fabric, Thread Painting, Hand Painting
43” x 34”
$2,300
This tapestry reminds me of learning how to cook with my Grandma and making cookies with my mother. I wanted to suggest a mixed family with a dad making memories with his daughters. Made with cotton fabric, thread painting and hand painting
Lou Laakso
2025
Hand-Stitch, Tea & Rust Dyed Fabric, Threads
13” x 10”
$225
This is an interpretation of a traditional stitch sampler which historically was considered women’s work. The piece is constructed by manipulating tea and rust dyed materials and hand stitching.
Jenna Manzano
2023
Linen
4.5” x 7.5”
$400
“Enclose” explores the ideal of balancing safety with vulnerability. This small tabletop sculpture features tightly wrapped cord coiling into itself, completed by a delicate strap of openly woven of raw linen.
Varsha Kukafka
2025
Woven Lokta Paper, Block Print, Poem by Artist
19” x 7”
$200
This piece combines the artist's poem with her block print of a dog, created from an original photograph, and woven in Lokta paper on a floor loom.
Mirka Knaster
2022
Cotton, Thread, Bamboo
8.5” x 22”
$1,500
Trees are not solitary individuals but live connected to each other through an invisible underground mycorrhizal network. Like humans and animals, they are varied, complex, and beautiful. They stabilize our environment and the air we breathe, connecting earth and sky.