Welcome to the online studio of artist Kelly Izdihar Crosby--creator of multicultural art
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THE COLOURSOFSPIRIT PRESENTING PURE SILK SCRAPS Pure Silk Scrap Fabric by Weight - Bolt Ends - Fat Quarters FQ - Pound of Fabric Scraps You will receive by pound ends from my shop that range in length between 5" and 15" in length x 20" wide, or I may include some fat quarters that measure 15" x 20". I will try to give you a good assortment of colors, but no guarantees. I am not able to pick specific fabrics for you but you will get a lovely assortment of top quality quilt-shop fabrics large enough to use for many types of crafting projects. *** PLEASE NOTE that these photos will give you an idea of the variety of fabrics in our scrap box - these bundles sell fast and new items are added daily. So do not expect to receive exactly what is in the photo. Due to time constraints I have to use a stock photo for this listing. Also, one pound of fabric yields an accumulation of at least 3 yards or more in fabric (some fabrics are lighter in weight and will yield more than 3 yards). Obviously the photo shows more than one pound of fabric. NOTE: PHOTOS ARE ONLY FOR IDEA OR SAMPLE. ALL PIECES WILL BE ASSORTED. IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE MORE THEN 5 POUND YOU MAY REQUEST FOR A PARTICULAR SIZE FOR SCRAPS. FOR ORDER OF MORE THEN 10 POUND I WILL SEND OUT THE SCRAPS WHICH WILL HAVE SIZE OF APPROX 36" x 36" INCH PLEASE CONTACT US YOU HAVE ANY QUERY.. THANKS..
Welcome to the online studio of artist Kelly Izdihar Crosby--creator of multicultural art
Welcome to the online studio of artist Kelly Izdihar Crosby--creator of multicultural art
Description: 50 pcs Assorted Lot pieces of vintage banjara beads patches and Indian patches. In local language we call these small patches as banjara phool ( Banjara Flowers ). These are traditional beaded amulets designed to be stitched to clothing as emblems of good fortune and beauty. These beautiful vibrant colors are hand woven with great respect and intention. I have used them for costumes, adorn my alter, decorate bag, decorate wall hangings, decorate skulls, belts, and so much more. Approx size is: Assorted ( 3 cm/ 4 cm/ 5 cm/ 6 cm/ 7 cm/ 8 cm ) of each Color: As shown in picture Style: Banjara and Bohemian Pattern: Ethnic Code: BR LOT 50 pc Note: ✔ All pieces will be assorted. ✔ Item photographs close to actual but Colors may small bit different from the real one due to nature of photography. ✔Each piece is handmade and vintage. This is an authentic vintage item, as such, it is not a pristine super shiny item. ✔✔✔FREE SHIPPING
This painting is another in a series of repeated paintings that I have done about Muslim women in our different forms of hijab.
Inspired by the words of Muslim American and Palestinian American activist, Linda Sarsour, this painting captures my Muslim American identity. In these days of prejudice and bigotry, we have to be "unapologetically Muslim."
The name of our prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) adorned in gold on a royal blue background.
I’m still touched by the diversity of the Islamic global community and that idea developed into this piece. I decided to create a montage of women in different headscarves and different complexions. I have depicted Muslim women wearing turbans, Turkish hijabs, “traditional” hijabs, stylish wraps, niqabs (face veils), and no hijab. I want to show the audience our beauty and also our diversity in terms of how we outwardly reflect our faith. The mainstream image of Muslim women is quite one-dimensional and I think this piece can offer the viewer an alternative to the current monolithic stereotype.
18 x 24 inches acrylic and fabric paint on canvas Another painting from the "Women in.." series, done in purples, magentas and lavenders. Here are the ladies wearing hijabs, turbans, and scarves.
My painting is a visual representation of an America in all its multicultural, diverse beauty! I envision a future where Americans of different races and cultures interact and collaborate with one another. Presently, our society is segregated among racial and socioeconomic lines. Muslim Americans are not immune to this reality as these divisions are present within our worship spaces. To combat racism in America, Muslim Americans must begin by breaking down the prejudices in our hearts. My piece depicts a society where everyone’s individual and cultural self-expression is honored and respected.
This is small painting (8 x 11 inches) on canvas board.
A special verse from the Qur'an, letting the believer know that with hardship, there is relief and ease. Colors can be changed to suit your decor needs.
This painting of Arabic script translates into "The name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful."
I felt myself slip into the darkness of postpartum depression as I was pushing G out. I’ve heard people say that it just isn’t possible to develop postpartum depression as soon as you g…
A small, but cute, budget-friendly way to bring the beauty of the moon into your home. Crescent moons on a starry night with always be magical.
Inspired by the words of Arab American activist Linda Sarsour, this painting captures my Muslim American identity. In these days of prejudice and bigotry, we have to be "unapologetically Muslim." The mixture of the American flag and the hijab bring together two seemingly opposed images in order to assert Muslim American identity.
The painting is the second in a series of similar paintings featuring the different coverings and dress of Muslim women. I decided to stick with neutral tones for this work. And while the colors of more subdued than my usual palettes, the work is still pretty bold. I have two other paintings done with the same stenciled models. The first one is done with Black and the third one is in gold. This work measures 18 x 24 inches.
This painting is a work highlighting the fashion of Muslim men. I don't have many works about men, but this piece was fun to do. I hope to do more. ;-) The artwork takes a look at the dress of Muslim men around the world. I usually focus on women in my work, but I've decided to shift my gaze to men for this piece. I may continue to do more artwork about men. Muslim men and their clothing is never an issue of controversy or contention. But I liked exploring the issues around Muslim men and modesty.
The Pohutukawa tree is found in New Zealand and its crimson flower has long been part of the Christmas tradition. The house received its name because of its location around a dense Pohutukawa grove…
16 x 20 inches, acrylic and fabric paint on canvas Altanta, Georgia November 2011
Here is the first painting that I did celebrating the fashions and attire of Muslim American women during the Eid prayer. High quality poster print on a 264 gsm fine art paper using custom-developed, archival, acid free pigment inks. Designed for indoor use. Here is the first painting that I did celebrating the fashions and attire of Muslim American women during the Eid prayer.
This painting is inspired by a photograph taken at a friend's wedding. It was a simple silhouette of the bride and her groom gently gracing her hand with a kiss. It was such a sweet and romantic image. I thought about how the words "Muslim" and "romance" aren't usually put together in the mainstream American media. So this loving image me inspired me to focus on the compassion, love and beauty that emanates from a newly married Muslim couple.
A reprint of a 2015 painting of Kelly Crosby's Sunset MosquescapeHigh quality poster print on a 264 gsm fine art paper using custom-developed, archival, acid free pigment inks. Designed for an indoor use.
16 x 20 inches Acrylic and fabric paint on canvas This painting is an Islamic Art painting is based on a saying, or hadith) from the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The work is stylized Arabic calligraphy with multicolored background. Please scroll through the works to see the same phrase done in different colors. You can also request your own colors as well.
This is painting is 16 x 20 inches. It's a calligraphy painting with the word Allah (God in Arabic) written multiple times and in different positions. It's a visual reminder to almost remember God and God's mercy.
This painting is based on a picture taken of the Muslim community of Atlanta Masjid of al Islam. This is a snapshot of the community celebrating its 60th anniversary.
婚約中のミーガン・フォックスとマシン・ガン・ケリーがイベントに出席。レッドカーペットでは、仲良く手をつないで写真を撮影していたが……!?
This 18 x 24-inch poster is based on the original painting. It is a mixed-media tribute to the second holiest city in Islam, Madina, Saudi Arabia. The name of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is repeated throughout the work, along with the iconic green dome of Masjid an Nabawi.
A celebration of Islam in America, supported by my personal slogan. "We Been Here." I created some domes, emblazoned by stars and stripes in red, white, and blue.
Here is the second painting that I did to celebrate the fashions and attire of Muslim American women during the Eid prayer. High-quality poster print on a 264 gsm fine art paper using custom-developed, archival, acid-free pigment inks. Designed for indoor use.
A completely neutral colored wedding with shades of ivory, gray, taupe, and beige anchoring the elegant design.
A small, but cute, budget-friendly way to bring the beauty of the moon into your home. Crescent moons on a starry night with always be magical.
A small, but cute, budget-friendly way to bring the beauty of the moon into your home. Crescent moons on a starry night with always be magical.
The painting is a first in a series of similar paintings featuring the different coverings and dress of Muslim women. I decided to stick with neutral tones for this work. And while the colors of more subdued than my usual palettes, the work is still pretty bold. I have two other paintings done with the same stenciled models. The second one is done with White and the third one is in gold. This work measures 18 x 24 inches.
