The motif is a cross stitch embroidery inspired by traditional wrapping samples, where colour and rhythm take centre stage. The design is built from horizontal stripes in varying widths. The tones range from light greens to warm yellow and golden fields, creating a calm and harmonious overall expression.<\/p>\n
The horizontal stripes are interrupted by vertical elements that appear as distinct columns within the composition. This introduces structure and creates a balanced visual rhythm. The eye moves naturally through the embroidery, guided by the repetition and variation.<\/p>\n
The colour transitions are carefully considered. The shifts between tones appear soft and gradual, adding depth without heaviness. Lighter areas create openness, while darker tones provide visual weight. This balance gives the motif a lively yet composed character.<\/p>\n
The inspiration from wrapping samples is clearly visible. The design reflects textile studies of colour and yarn, translated into a contemporary embroidery. The result is both decorative and exploratory, appealing to both visual aesthetics and craftsmanship.<\/p>\n
The embroidery is worked in cross stitch with Danish Flower Thread. The stitches create an even and defined surface, emphasising the graphic lines and colour fields. The technique allows for precise execution of the pattern.<\/p>\n
The fabric is linen 12B from Haandarbejdets Fremme. It provides a fine and light structure that supports the graphic expression while ensuring a refined and durable result.<\/p>\n
The format makes the embroidery well suited as a small wall piece. It can be displayed on its own or as part of a collection. The motif fits naturally into both modern and classic interiors, adding colour without dominating the space.<\/p>\n
This embroidery represents a meeting between tradition and contemporary design. It combines classical techniques with a modern visual language, resulting in a calm, graphic and carefully developed piece.<\/p>\n
Haandarbejdets Fremme has a strong tradition of high-quality embroidery, working with both classical and innovative expressions. The focus is on materials, technique and form.<\/p>\n
Lis Helene Christensen is known for her graphic and experimental designs. She often works with repetition and colour fields, exploring the interaction between structure and surface.<\/p>\n\n