In short
The Campo de Arroz Tapestry is a large handwoven wall piece from Caralarga's Recovered Collection, built from classified cotton thread remnants rewoven into long vertical fields that reference a rice crop seen from a distance. There is no figurative image; the work is carried by texture, repetition and the way raw undyed cotton holds light. It is hung on a tall wall with side light and space above and below. It costs $3,027.95. No two pieces are identical, it is dusted rather than washed, and direct sunlight yellows undyed cotton over time.
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