15 icons of Gunta Stölzl's Five Choirs jacquard wall hanging (1928) (Gunta Stölzl icons, pt. 3)

[cimorene]

I came up with 15 more icons, all of the "Five Choirs" wallhanging by Gunta Stölzl (1928). (This work is also seen in part 1 of my Gunta Stölzl icons #4 and 7 and in part 2 #6.)

As before, you may use, save, share, and modify these icons as you wish. Comments and credit are appreciated, but not required. (Crediting Gunta Stölzl is way more important than crediting me!)

Comments

[stranger]

These icons are fantastic. I'm having trouble picking just one (or two). To my eyes, they suggest fiber arts like quilting and weaving, but aren't limited to how those have to be structured.

[cimorene]

These are weavings! Jacquard looms are a lot more hassle though, I gather.

[cimorene]

Actually my icon is from Red-green Slit Tapestry and it's even more rule-breaking. But I think it's still a weaving, just probably with some of the rules broken. https://www.guntastolzl.org/Exhibitions/Solo-Exhibitions/Tapestries-and-Designs/i-4h4SxCp