October 20, 2010
Timothy Liles is an American artist designer working in New Hampshire. One of his latest projects is Braid Dead Rug, a hand-braided, double-sided wool rug which combines traditional weaving methods with contemporary imagery. Liles will be participating in the Museum of Arts and Design’s Open Studio programme from 19-23 October, where he will be hand-braiding […]
Timothy Liles is an American artist designer working in New Hampshire. One of his latest projects is Braid Dead Rug, a hand-braided, double-sided wool rug which combines traditional weaving methods with contemporary imagery. Liles will be participating in the Museum of Arts and Design’s Open Studio programme from 19-23 October, where he will be hand-braiding wool into circular rugs.
Braid Dead Rug by Timothy Liles
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