Ulrike Isensee Small Scarf of Red to Orange Ombre Irregular Shapes

Ulrike Isensee values the creative freedom and joy found in experimentation as she works in her store-front studio in Hamburg, Germany.  Ulrike’s trajectory involved studying art at University, before training to become a master weaver.  In the last few years, she has perfect the use of unconventional methods to join traditional and non-traditional textiles to create what she terms “body jewelry” in her lightweight scarves, made of fabric fragments, joined by thread.

• Rectangular scarf of a mix of red to orange ombre coloration in a range of unexpected abstract shapes

• 62″ long x 10″ wide

Shown flat on a white shirt, shown tied into a scarf, and show over an orange linen Terry Macey “Amanda Jacket” for texture