Aster Tunic - Silk Tunic - by Laura Hunter

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"Aster Tunic"

Silk Tunic

Created by Laura Hunter
A summer showstopper, this silk crepe de chine tunic has one bold graphic flower front and back, created as only an artist can using shibori resist-dyeing. This piece holds its shape as it fluidly skims the body.

Overview:
  • Sleeveless
  • Tunic length
  • Fully lined with hand-dyed silk
  • Artist-made in the U.S.A.
Fabric & Care:
  • 100% silk
  • Dry clean
Fit & Sizing:
  • Relaxed fit: a looser drape on the body, cut for full comfort and ease
  • Sizes S-L
  • Garment measurements:
    Garment length: S (30''), M (32''), L (34'')
  • Model is 5'8''


Also shown in this image are the Matte Jersey Leggings by Planet
Black/Bone, S (sizes 4-10)
This piece ships on or before: Fri, May 24, 2013
Shipping charge (based on items in My Basket): $12.00
$598.00  
Black/Bone, M (sizes 12-16)
This piece ships on or before: Wed, Jun 12, 2013
Shipping charge (based on items in My Basket): $12.00
$598.00  
Black/Bone, L (sizes 16-20)
This piece ships on or before: Wed, Jun 12, 2013
Shipping charge (based on items in My Basket): $12.00
$598.00  


About this Artist

Laura Hunter

"I think of my scarves as translations of where humans and landscape meet."

Agriculturally sculpted hills of the Palouse region in eastern Washington captured Laura Hunter's attention two decades ago. The undulating repetitive lines and shadows were mesmerizing and punctuated by geometric shapes such as rectangular and circular hay bales and barns with worn siding. It represented the conjunction of humans and the landscape which continues to form the essence of her artistic impulse.

Soon she began exploring the Japanese binding and dying technique called shibori. She found that similar lines and shadows could be created in silk with the arashi shibori pole wrapping technique. Itajime shibori, a folding and clamping technique, provided the geometric punctuation. Repeated dying and stripping away color even seemed to echo the weather. These processes proved to be as fascinating as the landscape.

Hunter has a BFA from the University of Washington in fiber art. She is self taught in the technique of shibori.

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