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I honor the faith and belief of everyone I meet, and with my textiles
hope to bring further depth and meaning to religious and spiritual
rituals and practices. Each piece is carefully created, with its
purpose in mind. The purpose and spirit of the ritual are held in
the mind and heart of the artist as each piece is created.
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I have had a lifetime of interest in religion and spirituality, as well as in art.
My personal exploration has taken many forms. My education has included
Jewish Day School, a Bat Mitzvah and Confirmation through my
Synagogue, and a Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Religion.
I taught a semester-long class on religion to my high school peers, and my
personal exploration of religion has included workshops, conferences
and other experiences not limited to classroom education.
Although I come from a Jewish background, I have spent a great deal of
time learning to understand and respect others’ traditions. Courses of
study have included Buddhism, Zen Buddhism, Confucianism, Shinto,
Taoism, Islam, Christianity, Wicca, Hinduism, and various explorations
of meditation, spirituality, and healing.
I have created art as long as I can remember and have always found joy in
creativity. I have explored painting, drawing, calligraphy, and other media,
but have found that my passion lies with textiles. My Studio Art Major
in college focused on the textile arts. I am combining my love of
textiles with my love of spirituality and creativity, creating Spirit Threads.
I would love to create something wonderful to enrich your spiritual practice
or home environment.
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