Worcestershire Textile Artist Raya Brown will donate her wool painting to MIND charity.
Textiles Artist Raya Brown from Kidderminster Worcestershire will support the local Mind of Warwickshire and Worcestershire charity and the National Mind Charity in the event on Saturday 17th November 11am-2pm at Defford Village Hall by donating one of her Wool Paintings worth £250 to the charity. The painting is called ‘Cornfields in Worcestershire’.
The picture is created in a unique technique of painting with fibres or as some people call it ‘Wool Watercolour’. Wool Painting involves creating pictures using a variety of natural fibres such as Merino wool and silk. Wool painting is about placing the strokes of coloured fibres as one would place the brushstrokes. The results are strikingly rich in colour and texture. Raya’s paintings look like watercolours from the distance. However, with a close look you see the individual fibres, beautiful colour effects and textures.
Raya says that MIND charity is close to her heart and she will be happy to take part alongside other local businesses in this event. The local businesses that will have their stalls at the event are:
-Reflexology from Victoria Hart Therapies,
-Massage from Nerys Mayhew,
-4ward Physiotherapy,
-Kim Marshall an EFT Practitioner and author of ‘How To Kiss Goodbye To Ana’,
-Biomeworlds selling homemade plant terrariums,
-Laura Harris from Handmade Jewellery,
-Raya Brown from Magic Wool Studio as seen on BBC MIDLANDS,
-Nahma from Names Beautique,
-The Holistic Coach; Nutritional Therapist & Life Coach,
-Hay Yoga,
-Paperink Alchemy; Worcestershire based paper artist,
-Gallery Konstartem; Eco friendly arts, gifts & stationary,
-Handmade cross-stitch & embroidery items
-Handmade flowers, children’s floral hair clips & broaches,
-Karen Harris from K-fit Postural Alignment Therapist AND
-Springfield Local MIND will also be attending.
We would like to invite everyone to support the MIND charity and our local small businesses on Saturday 17th of November at Defford Village Hall.
Thank you.
Magic Wool Studio
