Description
Some pieces don’t ask for attention — they hold it softly. Autumn Field is one of those. A quiet textile composition by Spanish artist Pili Iglesias, where everything embroidered suggests something just beyond what’s seen.
In the foreground: vintage-style pottery, rustic clay vessels and jugs that might once have lived in a farmhouse kitchen or sat on a wooden shelf in a village shop. In the background: the stillness of the season’s end. Muted tones, thoughtful stitches, and the comforting texture of reclaimed fabric — this piece feels like the slow breath after harvest.
Each vessel looks like it carries a different story. Some recall antique French ceramics, others feel handmade, imperfect, touched by real hands. They seem like they’ve been gathered from a quiet corner of a vintage home decor shop in Bilbao — carefully chosen by someone who notices the weight of small things.
But Pili Iglesias doesn’t just stitch objects. She traces the feeling they leave behind. In this embroidered ceramic artwork, there’s more than just clay: there’s memory, tenderness, and beauty in what fades quietly.
Perfect for those who love antique ceramic collections, vintage decorative objects, or simply need something on their wall that feels real — something that holds the room without needing to explain itself.
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