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large textural fiber art | Tapestry in Wall Hangings by Rebecca Whitaker Art. Item composed of wood and cotton in boho or japandi style
large textural fiber art | Tapestry in Wall Hangings by Rebecca Whitaker Art. Item composed of wood and cotton in boho or japandi style
large textural fiber art | Tapestry in Wall Hangings by Rebecca Whitaker Art. Item composed of wood and cotton in boho or japandi style
large textural fiber art | Tapestry in Wall Hangings by Rebecca Whitaker Art. Item composed of wood and cotton in boho or japandi style
large textural fiber art | Tapestry in Wall Hangings by Rebecca Whitaker Art. Item composed of wood and cotton in boho or japandi style
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large textural fiber art | Tapestry in Wall Hangings by Rebecca Whitaker Art. Item composed of wood and cotton in boho or japandi style

Created and Sold by Rebecca Whitaker Art

Rebecca Whitaker Art

large textural fiber art - Wall Hangings

Price $8,600

Creation: 8-10 weeks
Shipping: FedEx 3-6 days
Estimated Arrival: February 6, 2025

Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Recycled Materials

Made To Order

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
60H x 72W x 48D in
152.4H x 182.88W x 121.92D cm
8.16 kg
18 lb

YAIMA
Measuring 6 feet wide and 5 feet tall, this custom wall hanging now hangs in private residence and can be closely recreated upon request.

During the weeks I wove this tapestry, I also spent time sitting on the banks of a river that carves its path near my home. I remembered recently learning the meaning of the Argentine name Yaima: “that which water runs through”.

Synchronistically, I had also been wading through my own heavy emotions at the time, learning to trust my capacity to be a container for those feelings, like the banks of a river, rather than fully identifying with them or drowning in their heaviness.

Much like the ever-changing nature of a river, our emotions can shift from calm to turbulent, from whispers to roars. “Yaima” teaches us to embrace that variability, to find peace in being that which holds the water, no matter its form. It encourages us to honor the ebb and flow of our emotions, and to commit to becoming a sanctuary for them to move through and be heard.

Our emotions, represented by the coursing river, do not require us to drown in their depths, rather, they simply ask to be held, to be allowed a safe channel to flow through.

“Yaima” symbolizes the idea that we can be the stable banks of the river, holding our emotions in the safety of our hearts, and guiding that powerful force of energy towards the path of love that flows and unwinds without force or restraint.

THIS IS A MADE TO ORDER PIECE. Please message me for updated lead times, which typically fluctuate between 3-6 months. Adjustments to the color palette and design can be made upon request but may incur additional fees. While my aim in the recreation of a piece is to follow the original design as closely as possible, I also allow for the subtle nuances and one-of-a-kind qualities that arise from the intuitive nature of weaving.

You can email me at rebeccawhitakerart@gmail.com for quicker response times.

Item large textural fiber art
As seen in Creator's Studio, Pleasant Grove, UT
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Rebecca Whitaker Art
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2020
Transforming meaning and memory into texture and color.

Using raw materials such as wool and cotton, I make sculptural wall hangings, woven together by hand. Located in the beautiful state of Utah, my work often reflects abstract landscapes, inspired by the textures and colors of the earth, water, and sky.

My work has so much more to do with creating something aesthetic for people’s homes: it’s about evoking emotions that connect us more deeply to ourselves, to each other, and to that deeper something that holds the essence and meaning of existence. My work is meant to connect and expand people in a way that brings meaning, purpose, and joy to the viewer. My intention as an artist is to create both a visual, tactile, and emotional experience for the viewer by intricately weaving meaning and memory into texture and color.

Even the rawest materials such as raffia or wool can be meticulously and gently twisted and formed with compassion into something stunningly beautiful as a whole. My work is deeply influenced by a desire to inspire others to be fiercely authentic, vulnerable, and most of all, human, while we all learn to accept, love, and celebrate who we are.