A long, weaved wall hanging made using a saori method–a spontaneous weaving process. There are eight squares in the piece with either a white or pink background. Each square has a different striped pattern, featuring different colors and clusters of lines. Seven thin, red, vertical lines reach from the center at the top down to the bottom of the piece. In between each square is a tuft of colorful yarn in either red, green, or yellow.

A long, framed, weaved wall hanging, made using a saori method–a spontaneous weaving process. The top third of the piece is white and the rest of it is black. A red half-circle is between the white and black. The frame has a thick white background and a black border.

A vertical wall hanging made using a saori method–a spontaneous weaving process. The weavings are stacked in a way that makes them look like bundles. They are in black, white, pink, and red with different striped patterns of various thickness, and with frayed detailing.

The hollow body of a cello, covered with a weaving. The cello has an hourglass figure with two c-shaped curves on the top and bottom and two more c-shaped curves facing outwards on the two sides. The weaving attaches itself to the instrument's curves and is colorful with both horizontal and vertical stripes.