Myra Reichel, Tapestry Weaver
What are tapestries?
Tapestries are pictures, realistic or abstract, created by interconnecting colored yarns of wool, cotton, silk and synthetic called the weft through a blank, neutral cotton warp of threads stretched tight like the strings of a harp in order to create a visual image of those colored yarns.
Tapestries are available for purchase or exhibit.
About Myra's tapestries
I have been weaving from 1970 through 2006. I have exhibited my weavings and tapestries at museums, galleries, craft fairs, wholesale markets, and other venues. I have won numerous prizes at the PGHW annual juried exhibit.
I had two Pennsylvania Council on the Arts artist’s residencies and I have taught classes at the PGHW, The Wallingford Art Center, and the Media Friends School. I have had many apprentices and students in my own studio and I encourage them to weave along with me on my own tapestries.
My 8’ high by 12 ˝’ wide “Law of Three Series” tapestry was juried into the “Art of the State” exhibit in Harrisburg and my "Trinity II" tapestry won the top tapestry award at The Philadelphia Guild of Hand Weavers Annual Juried Exhibit at the Widner Art Museum in Chester, PA in 2004.
View Myra's Tapestries
Myra's Tapestries were on view at the Amity Gallery, 110 Newport Br. Rd., Warwick, NY 10990 in 2022 and at the Reiki Healing Center in Media, PA.
I have a tapestry currently at Astin Mills, Aston, PA until end of April 2024.
Come see it!