Contemporary Weaving and Tapestry by Aga Patacz of Canada, the rectangular woven body pendant from a wooden rod, the warp threads visible above the main section of the weaving. The main section of the composition is made up of grey woven wool, worked in a flaring rectangular shape, with a pendant free-hanging  tube woven in loose entwined knots to the left, and a double slash cut into the flat surface to the right. 

The weaving is named Minnehaha, which means "Curling Waterfall." Minnehaha was a Native American character in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's 1855 epic poem The Song of Hiawatha. The Dakota Sioux used the word Minnehaha to describe most waterfalls. 

Hand dyed, all natural wool.

2017.

60” H x 22” W.

Exhibited: London and San Francisco, 2017.