Moroccan Velvet Pillow - Opal A172931 which he then turns on

which he then turns on a lathe to achieve an elegant silhouette

and blue alongside speckles of sky blue and soft emerald green

while the stainless steel

a striped gray

artists Ken Girardini and Julie Girardini tried to show the arial view of two things: a ramshackle house with a corrugated roof

Moroccan Velvet Pillow - Opal A172931 which he then turns onThe small scale medallions repeated across the fabric are influenced by the Moroccan tile work often seen in the homes of North Africa. Painted in the artist's bright bohemian colors, the tiles warm and brighten any space, just like the Moroccan sun. This design began in O'Brien's sketchbook, was printed on silk velvet, then hand painted in small batches by artisans in Philadelphia. Dye is applied by hand in layers on the velvet fiber surface.