Canyon Ember - EXHIBITION ARTWORK
Canyon Ember - EXHIBITION ARTWORK
Canyon Ember - EXHIBITION ARTWORK
Canyon Ember - EXHIBITION ARTWORK
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Canyon Ember - 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 bold macramé wall hanging that channels the drama and geometry of Antelope Canyon, with layered colorwork that evokes sun-warmed rock faces framed by deep canyon shadow.

  • Measurements: 41.25" L x 1.5" W x 85" H
  • Materials: 100% raw cotton cord
  • Colors: Black, Teracotta, and Clay
  • Mounting: Natural driftwood with Natural 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 inspired by the striking silhouettes and tonal shifts I experienced while exploring Lower Antelope Canyon. The composition echoes the layered steps and stacked formations carved by time, wind, and water. I worked with rich desert hues—clay, terracotta, and black—to reflect the contrast between illuminated sandstone and the deep shadows found within the canyon walls. Every knot holds the memory of that moment—still, grounded, and intentionally made.