Figures, Fabric and Clay
Fine Art and Craft
by
Studio BoheMian
About BoheMia
Studio BoheMian is the creative practice of Mia Rose, a craft-artist based in Red Hill, Australia. Her work covers a range of materials and processes, including weaving, ceramics, and printmaking. Often taking long periods of production and utilising a range of tools, her practice seeks to celebrate the utilitarian quality of art as well as the pure, contemplative labour of making work.
Currently completing mentorship under artist and weaver Emma Shepherd, supported by the Mornington Peninsula Shire Council from 2025 to 2026, Mia made her debut with a solo exhibition at Alternating Current Artspace, in 2021 titled “The Disembodied”, followed by her graduate show “MADA NOW” in 2022, reviewed for Mass Memo. Since then, Mia has been completing a postgraduate degree in Art Curation with research in Japanese weaving history, having completed an undergraduate degree in Fine Art.
Using the timeless twill patterning, this one of a kind wool scarf has a variety of blues with interrupting red stripes, both warm and visually striking.
Dimensions: 23cm x 179cm or 197cm including fringes
Warp and weft: Wool
The fringes on these decorative wall pieces, show the affect of using an indigo dye vat and ikat ties on a silk warp. The deep blue and speckling whites are created when a blue or white weft intersects with the warp. Hanging on your wall, it will move gently with the airflow in your space and compliment any blues.
All variations:
Warp: Silk
Weft: Wool
Dimensions:
Long Fringes: 60 × 21cm
Blue-Weave Variation: 58.5 × 21cm
White-Weave Variation: 65 × 20.5cm
These handwoven cotton and wool book pouches, are lined with felt and vary in size and shape, each a unique and useful pocket, a protective case for A5 books, sketchbooks or as a pencil case.