Contemporary fiber art is making its way into local art spaces now more than ever

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Scarves made by members of the Spokane Handweavers’ Guild.

From the clothes that keep us warm in frigid Inland Northwest winters to ornate tapestries that adorn living room walls and bring simple joy to our daily lives, fiber art surrounds us with its intricate beauty.

Textile is among the most ancient human endeavors — we’ve always found ways to stay warm using materials provided by the Earth. Over millennia, fiber art has transformed from the creation of functional items to pieces of art that showcase the beauty

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