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SOUL WRAPTURES
Created to cocoon the body in a lush, sensual embrace that awakens the senses and invites you to soften. 

Soul Wraptures grow from the same creative ground as my paintings, but they speak through cloth.

They are made to be lived with.

Draw one around your shoulders.
Pull it over you while you read or rest.
Sleep beneath it.
Gather it around yourself when you want warmth, beauty, or simply the pleasure of something wonderful against your skin.

Each one begins with imagery from my paintings and takes on another life through fabric—

through weight, texture, color, and touch.

I don't begin with sketches or a plan. I work intuitively, choosing the fabrics, textures,

and details as the piece takes shape in my hands.

A Soul Wrapture is a piece of art you don't stand in front of. You live inside it.

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TWO FORMS OF THE SOUL WRAPTURE

Soul Wraptures take two forms, each offering a slightly different experience.




                               THE EMBRACE

 

Larger and more enveloping, the Embrace gives you more fabric to gather around yourself.
 

Made for resting, reading, sleeping, or simply surrounding yourself with the weight, texture, and beauty of the cloth.
 

A fuller embrace.

                               THE COCOON

Smaller and more intimate, the Cocoon is designed to draw close around the body.

Pull it around your shoulders, curl beneath it, or gather it around yourself when you want warmth, softness, and something comforting against your skin.

A little sanctuary of your own.

                                      LIMITED EDITION & ONE OF A KIND

Some Soul Wraptures are created in small limited editions, while others are entirely one of a kind.
 

Because many of the fabrics, trims, and faux furs I work with are available only in limited quantities, a particular combination may never appear again.
 

Each one belongs to the moment in which it was made.

Each wrapture carries its own quiet embrace.
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A NOTE FROM THE STUDIO
“The paintings eventually wanted to leave the wall and become something the body could live with.”
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