Silk Embroidery Tapestries

Design based on the detail of “Silk Embroidery with Flowers and Leaves, Leek Embroidery Society (attributed to), 1885 - 1895” from the free-for-use digital collection of reproductions at the Rijksmuseum website.

Design based on multiplied fragments of traditional Indian silk fabric, embellished with bead embroidery. I used the material for a custom-made dress.

Vintage advertisment

Indian embroidery on crimson silk

From the Fabulous Fractals series by Mary Machare. Looking three-dimensional, like an elaborately embroidered silk and beaded cushion, this piece would add drama to a room as a print, throw or cushion. Pair it with another design from the Fabulous Fractals series: The Queen's Dress, The Pink Feathers or Coat of Many colors.

Embroidered Butterfly Magenta Pink Silk Fabric Faux Pocket Feminine Lovely Earthy

From the Fabulous Fractals series by Mary Machare. Who wouldn't have been jealous of a coat of many colors, especially one that swirled with a rainbow? The appearance of embroidered beads and folds of silk makes this pattern rich indeed. Works well its companion fractals: The Queens Dress, The Pink Feathers and Embroidered Silk and Beads.

Digital Art 2021

From the Fabulous Fractals series by Mary Machare. Every fractal is unique just as the meaning we read into them. This fractal reminds me of pink feathers, like those that might have adorned clothing in the Baroque period.

A garment of southern Asia.

From the Fabulous Fractals series by Mary Machare. Visions of swirling silk of rainbow colors with embroidered beads and jewels gave this fabulous fractal its name, "The Queen's Dress.

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