92,750 stitches | 371 Hours | 53”x35”

This stunning tapestry titled TRIMURAT, (three faces), deviated from Petit Point and Needle Point and employs a combination of Florentine and long-and-short forms of embroidery. It is both abstract and contemporary. Multi-hued woolen strands in glorious greens, depthless blues, and passionate purples weave a vocabulary of contemporary mystique and endow this hand-embroidered heirloom with a unique visage. This artwork took approximately three months in the making.

Year of Creation: 2005

Medium: Puja’s own innovation

Materials used: 4 ply woolen yarn/double mesh Penelope canvas/hand-embroidery needle

Source of Inspiration: An unidentified painting published in the newspaper

Note: No graph or stencil has been used in the creation of this tapestry

TAPESTRY-FOR-CHARITY:
Proceeds from the sale of Puja Bhakoo Handcrafted Tapestries fund the rehabilitation of underprivileged children, under Puja’s Tapestry-For-Charity initiative.

So every time you choose to upgrade your interiors, you also upgrade the life of an underprivileged child.