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Sital Totem | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Anna Carmona. Item composed of leather and fiber
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Sital Totem | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Anna Carmona. Item composed of leather and fiber
Sital Totem | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Anna Carmona. Item composed of leather and fiber
Sital Totem | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Anna Carmona. Item composed of leather and fiber
Sital Totem | Wall Sculpture in Wall Hangings by Anna Carmona. Item composed of leather and fiber

Created and Sold by Anna Carmona

Anna Carmona

Sital Totem - Wall Hangings

Price $2,400

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Shipping: DHL 10-15 days
Estimated Arrival: June 1, 2024

Handmade

Reclaimed Materials

Recycled Materials

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Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
23.62H x 47.64W x 8.66D in
60H x 121W x 22D cm
7.6 kg
16.76 lb

Materials: Leather, Sisal


Totem in Sisal.
Sisal fiber is obtained from the agave sisalana.
Since ancient times, it has been the primary material for agriculture and shipping because of its strength and durability. Coffee, corn or cocoa were transported in sisal sacks. It is a fiber with numerous properties. It is antibacterial, highly soundproof and thermally insulating; This is also why numerous textile artists have included it in their works throughout history. Thank you agave for giving us so much.

Item Sital Totem
Created by Anna Carmona
As seen in Private Residence, Girona, Spain
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Anna Carmona
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2024
Art with intention

Anna Carmona is an artist born in Girona, with a great international projection. During her childhood, she has been accompanied by the life stories of her grandmother, a worker in the textile factories of Sallent and Artés, as well as fabrics, threads, sewing machines and a lot of creativity on the part of her mother dressmaker. A past that marks him and discovers an art with many possibilities.
She began studies in furniture restoration and polychromies and continued with forays into the world of carpentry, carving, and restoration techniques. She progressively trained and experimented in other artistic disciplines such as furniture design with metal plates and later she introduced herself to artistic textile design.
All this knowledge is applied and valued through weaving and experiments combining the techniques learned with different materials and shapes her own language with which she grows as an artist and as a person, inspired by works by artists such as Olga de Amaral, Jagoda Buić, and Sheila Hicks. Eclecticism and decomposition, experimentation and luxury, constant transformation and family heritage linked to fabric.