| In a studio atop a New Mexico Mesa, with the snow capped peaks of the Sangre de Cristo mountains beyond, at a four harness kimono loom of ancient design, Polly Barton weaves in silk, an art she has pursued since 1982. Her weaving now yields images delicately evocative of paintings, but that has not always been so. Over the years, her quest has been to transcend the confines of the centuries old Japanese Tsumugi* weaving technique, itself a cultural ritual. On that quest, she ha (showing 500 of 9119 characters). |
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