Fall is when big storms roll in and bring tangles of bull kelp to the shore. Bull Kelp, aka Nereocystis luetkeana, is a beautiful brown algae that creates curvaceous shapes and delicious smells. I sketched an image of bull kelp last fall and wove it, creating N. luetkeana.
 
The images show my original sketch and the weaving in process. The colors in the composition are hand dyed using plant pigments on woolen yarn.  The size is 20" x 16".  This is mounted on a wooden slat and easy to hang.  If you prefer to have this framed behind glass, see my listing for frame options here: FRAME
 
I also have 3 jacquard blanket editions of this composition here: JACQUARD