Canyon Descent - EXHIBITION ARTWORK
Canyon Descent - EXHIBITION ARTWORK
Canyon Descent - EXHIBITION ARTWORK
Canyon Descent - EXHIBITION ARTWORK
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Canyon Descent - EXHIBITION ARTWORK

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EXHIBITION ARTWORK:
This one-of-a-kind original artwork will be featured in Kelly Renee Arte & Friends: The Art of Fiber + Form at Union Art Gallery, December 17, 2026 through January 25, 2027. 10% of the purchase price will be contributed to the Union Arts Center in support of its arts and cultural programming.

GALLERY OPENING, DECEMBER 17:
15% of the purchase price of exhibition artwork purchased in-person or online that day will be contributed to the Union Arts Center.

Please note: Artwork will remain on display through January 25, 2027. Pickup or shipping will be arranged after the exhibition closes.

A vertical macramé wall hanging inspired by the layered tones and textures of Antelope Canyon, handcrafted with sculptural detail and modern desert hues.

  • Measurements: 19" L x 2.5" W x 60.5" H
  • Materials: 100% raw cotton cord
  • Colors: Natural, terracotta, and clay
  • Mounting: Natural driftwood with brown vegan leather hanging hardware (included)
  • Care: Spot clean only
  • Shipping: Ships from New Jersey
  • Checkout: Taxes and shipping calculated at checkout

Note from the Artist: This piece was created after a transformative visit to Lower Antelope Canyon just outside Page, Arizona. Drawn in by the stacked curves, shifting shadows, and sacred stillness of the space, I began designing with those impressions in mind. I selected a palette that mirrors the canyon’s natural spectrum and knotted it into a sequence of layered shapes that echo sandstone ridges and carved passages. Every knot is a memory—hand-tied, meditative, and intentional.