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Handwoven Tapestry | Wall Hangings by Estudio Zanny | Austin in Austin. Item composed of cotton and fiber
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Handwoven Tapestry | Wall Hangings by Estudio Zanny | Austin in Austin. Item composed of cotton and fiber
Handwoven Tapestry | Wall Hangings by Estudio Zanny | Austin in Austin. Item composed of cotton and fiber
Handwoven Tapestry | Wall Hangings by Estudio Zanny | Austin in Austin. Item composed of cotton and fiber

Created and Sold by Estudio Zanny

Estudio Zanny

Handwoven Tapestry - Wall Hangings

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Featured In Austin, Austin, TX

Starts at $350

Creation: 4-6 weeks
Shipping: 2-5 days
Estimated Arrival: June 5, 2024

Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Made In USA

Made To Order

Natural Materials

Handwoven tapestry made with Navajo Churro wool. Peruvian mountain sheep wool, handspun banana fiber, and recycled paper raffia. Organic cotton warp. Hangs from Cholla Cactus wood collected in the high deserts of New Mexico. This piece is entirely handwoven in my home studio, please allow 4-6 weeks for production+shipping.

Item Handwoven Tapestry
Created by Estudio Zanny
As seen in Austin, Austin, TX
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Estudio Zanny
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Estudio Zanny

Austin, TX

Wescover creator since 2019
Handwoven Fiber Art

Zanny Adornments is a collection of art and adornment designed by Zanny Cox in Austin, Texas. Zanny draws on her multicultural heritage and history to influence her art practice. She acknowledges the significance of preserving the historical element of her craft and aims to continue this dialogue in her pieces. Her work is an approach to ancient craft with a modern aesthetic. A tangible expression in the boundaries of art, culture, and fashion. Every element of her craft tells a story. She believes the process is just as important as the final design.