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by Karla Kay Benjamin
$68.00
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Our shower curtains are made from 100% polyester fabric and include 12 holes at the top of the curtain for simple hanging from your own shower curtain rings. The total dimensions of each shower curtain are 71" wide x 74" tall.
Design Details
The original piece is a hand painted silk scarf/wall hanging. The movement of the fabric and the luster of the silk work to bring the image to life.... more
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The original piece is a hand painted silk scarf/wall hanging. The movement of the fabric and the luster of the silk work to bring the image to life. The owl is painted in bright, cheery colors and the background is painted in strong, calming blues and purples. The piece portrays nature in a reach out and touch view. It is a beautiful, bright and cheery piece.
My name is Karla Kay Benjamin. I am an artist that specializes in hand painted silk scarves & wall hangings as well as Dutch Pour/Liquid Acrylic/Abstract Paintings. While I am a native of the PNW, I attended college at Arizona State University and have a BFA with an emphasis in Fiber Arts/Surface Design. I enjoy working on fabric because when the fabric moves it seems to bring the art to life. I enjoy working on silk because of the beautiful way it absorbs the dyes and shimmers when it moves and the light hits it. I enjoy the freedom and the color mixtures you get with Dutch Pour/Liquid Acrylic/Abstract Paintings. You will see both nature and animal themes in my work. I like the outdoors and this is reflected in my art. After...
$68.00
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