Miko Sheepskin Rug #21 "Painting With Wool" series 84"x92" to the bottom of

84"x92" to the bottom of the fringe approximately

Each piece is formed individually

suspended on charred Shou Sugi Ban wood dowel resting on 2 small cubes

The transformative touch comes with the addition of a wool fringe—sourced locally from Navajo-Churro sheep

Needle felted

Miko Sheepskin Rug #21 "Painting With Wool" series 84"x92" to the bottom ofThreads as Brushstrokes wool spills like painted light, woven into form Sheepskin, wool 76" x 64" approximately Crafting a Miko sheepskins rug involves a meticulous process of assembling multiple pieces of various textures and hues. The transformative touch comes with the addition of a wool fringesourced locally from Navajo Churro sheep. The strands of wool become strokes of a brush, and as they are carefully integrated, a sense of "painting with