Mandala Collection explained: Woven Pattern

Week two of walking through my collections, and this is the one that tends to stop people mid-scroll: Woven Pattern.

When you look, you see Layered lines building on themselves... patterns that don't just repeat, they overlap, until the piece starts to read like lace. Dense in some places, lit through in others. It's the same discipline as Quiet Structure, just multiplied: what starts as one simple line ends up feeling intricate, almost woven by hand into fabric rather than drawn.

If Quiet Structure is the grid holding still, Woven Pattern is that same grid learning to move. Repetition builds into rhythm, and stillness starts to feel less like a resting point and more like a slow exhale. It's still grounded... there's just more breath in it, more layering. Less minimal, more meditative.

ShadowLace (30"x24")

Soft Echo (11"x14")