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Sister Friends Tapestry

Nicholle Kobi
Sister Friends: African American Tapestry Throw by Nicholle Kobi
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Description

A high-quality woven tapestry throw featuring the art of Congolese French artist Nicholle Kobi.

This tapestry features a group of African American women standing together in unity. "Friendship is one of the most sacred things we can find".

The tapestry contains the following phrase:

Sister Friends

This tapestry throw measures 60 inches (Height) x 48 inches (Width) and is made out of 100% cotton.

To clean this tapestry throw you can use a regular washing machine. Wash the tapestry throw on the gentle cycle with cold water only. You can dry the tapestry on a low heat setting but hang-drying is preferred. Do not use bleach or other whitening or harsh chemicals.

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Description

A high-quality woven tapestry throw featuring the art of Congolese French artist Nicholle Kobi.

This tapestry features a group of African American women standing together in unity. "Friendship is one of the most sacred things we can find".

The tapestry contains the following phrase:

Sister Friends

This tapestry throw measures 60 inches (Height) x 48 inches (Width) and is made out of 100% cotton.

To clean this tapestry throw you can use a regular washing machine. Wash the tapestry throw on the gentle cycle with cold water only. You can dry the tapestry on a low heat setting but hang-drying is preferred. Do not use bleach or other whitening or harsh chemicals.
Specs.
Edition open edition
Height 48 inches
Length 60 inches
Medium Cotton
Signed unsigned
SKU TH33
Year Released 2020
Nicholle Kobi
I focus on this because I am a black woman. My desire to focus on black women is simply because I had the impression that they are excluded from the greater world of beauty, art, fashion, and especially in the intellectual sphere. Some people have the tendency to think that we are the exception in these types of spheres. They very rarely hold black women in high regard; they criticize and analyze her curves, her skin color, and her hair texture [by comparing these images with the images created by the majority white media]. And I am here just to try to give [black woman] back her rightful place in the world of beauty, art, and more. We are not less than other women. We are beautiful with our curves, our skin tones from the most light to the most dark. We can be whatever we want!
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