A lone figure stands on open ground wrapped head to foot in a rust-red blanket, a tall staff held vertical against the body. The face turns in profile toward something on the horizon. Behind the figure the land breaks into bands of ochre, amber, and pale green, the paint thinned in places so the canvas weave shows through. Rod Crossman works in long vertical strokes that pull the figure into the same weather as the ground around it. Printed on genuine chamois leather that ages warm and rich. Cognac faux suede border, hickory brown leather frame in real or faux, cognac suede welt and back. A handcrafted leather pillow for a southwestern living room, a ranch house reading chair, or a sunlit bedroom corner.

Details:

• Vertical format, approximately 15"W × 17"H × 6"D pillow with 8"W × 10"H artwork
• Artwork printed on genuine chamois leather
• Cognac faux suede border, welt, and back
• Hickory brown frame in real leather or faux leather
• Made to order, approximately 2-3 weeks lead time
• Spot clean front with water only