Grand Prayer Rug 1966

Sheila Hicks's "Grand Prayer Rug" (1966) is a large-scale textile artwork made from hand-knotted yarn. The piece is known for its unique texture and intricate details, achieved through the artist's skillful manipulation of different colors and knotting techniques. Hicks's work often explores the boundaries between sculpture and fiber art, and "Grand Prayer Rug" exemplifies this, creating a captivating and immersive visual experience. The piece's abstract form and vibrant hues contribute to its impactful presence.