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An image of a square pillow against a grey background. The pillow is a screenprinted design by Betty Woodman. The background of the design is black, with colorful pastel, loosely drawn, soft abstract shapes mimicking ceramic platters.

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Platters (pillow, 27 x 27 inches)

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Description

Bold, yet elegant in color and form, Betty Woodman's “Platters” makes for an excellent accent pillow for anyone who shares the artist's embrace of art, craft, beauty and function.

Betty Woodman, in collaboration with The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia.

Printed on cotton sateen.
26 x 26 inches
Includes pillow and pillowcase featuring yardage design

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Meet the Artist

A photograph of a white woman artist leaning over as she paints on a surface illuminated by a light table. Wearing a headscarf and glasses, she is cast in yellow light.

Betty Woodman

Internationally renowned as a ceramic artist, Betty Woodman pushed traditional pottery and its vocabulary into the world of sculpture and even textiles. Exploring the relationship between many mediums, Woodman sought to create work that conveyed joy, beauty, and exuberance.

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