This is a textile original work created by Nancy Pike.
A small woven wall hanging is suspended from a thin cord on a simple wooden rod. Its surface is richly colored and full of texture, with thick, visible yarns giving it a handmade, tactile feel.
The main body of the piece is divided into horizontal bands of deep blue, magenta, orange, teal, and black, creating a bold, striped backdrop. In the upper center, a bright yellow sun rises over the horizon, with several radiating rays stitched outward, giving the composition a warm, symbolic energy.
Below the sun, two stylized birds face one another, each rendered in vivid reds, blues, and white accents. Their shapes are simple but expressive, with long legs and angular bodies that stand out clearly against the colorful background. The birds seem to be part of a folk-art or traditional textile motif, adding a lively, ceremonial character to the piece.
The bottom edge finishes in a dense fringe of multicolored threads, hanging straight down and adding movement and softness to the otherwise structured weave. Overall, the image feels handmade, vibrant, and culturally rich, with a strong sense of craft and decorative storytelling.
This piece was created in 2026.
The dimensions of the art is 13" x 8.75".