Prayer Flags

Prayer flag created with mud cloth from Mali, buried cloth fragments, burned sage and palo santo remains and slow stitching by Emma Freeman from Wings of Light in Wisconsin. Her work celebrates the sacred in the way she approaches art making, using s
Prayer flag created with mud cloth from Mali, buried cloth fragments, burned sage and palo santo remains and slow stitching by Emma Freeman from Wings of Light in Wisconsin. Her work celebrates the sacred in the way she approaches art making, using s
Prayer flag created with mud cloth from Mali, buried cloth fragments, burned sage and palo santo remains and slow stitching by Emma Freeman from Wings of Light in Wisconsin. Her work celebrates the sacred in the way she approaches art making, using s
Prayer flag created by Emma Freeman from Wings of Light with mud cloth from Mali, vintage kantha cloth from India, slow stitching with naturally dyed hand spun linen threads. She really loves to be in the moment with her art. Her work celebrates the
Prayer flags made by Emma Freeman from Wings of Light created with mud cloth from Mali, buried cloth fragments, burned sage and palo santo remains from sacred healing ceremonies, handmade ceramic tile from Mexico and slow stitching. Her work celebrat
Emma Freeman artist of Wings of Light has made prayer flags and set them on her art table in her studio in Wisconsin. Techniques used include slow stitching, textile manipulation, mixed media collage and prayer through being meaningful in her approac
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Prayer flag created with mud cloth from Mali, buried cloth fragments, burned sage and palo santo remains and slow stitching by Emma Freeman from Wings of Light in Wisconsin. Her work celebrates the sacred in the way she approaches art making, using s
Prayer flags created by Emma Freeman, artist from Wisconsin who is creating work that is inspired by nature, memory and beautiful materials full of stories. She weaves together the new with the old, feelings become the way in for her to work. She is
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