This piece is intended primarily as textile wall art. If displayed on the floor, regular or heavy foot traffic is not recommended.

Three leaves, one blue, one pink, one green, cross over a pale ground as flat, pared-down shapes, their veins left as lines of contrasting yarn. The colors shift where the leaves overlap, which gives a plain motif much to hold your attention on. In the close-up photographs you can watch each shape keep a sharp edge in the pile.

The piece runs 31.5 × 23.6 in and weighs 5.5 lbs. Its backing handles two jobs: loops for hanging, and a non-slip finish that helps keep it steady when it is displayed on the floor. The final photograph shows both. That makes it one of the simplest pieces we make to move around the house as textile wall art, from a den to a nursery to a dorm room.

Each copy is tufted by hand to order. A tufting gun drives acrylic yarn into a stretched textile base, one leaf at a time, and the pile is then sheared flat; nothing on this surface is woven, and nothing is printed. The material is a practical choice as much as a visual one: acrylic keeps its color in daylight and needs only a lint roller and the occasional light vacuum, with professional cleaning held back for real accidents.

Since the design is made to order at $245, allow three business days before it ships; after that, delivery is free and tracked across the US. Size is negotiable here as on everything we tuft: the three leaves can be scaled up for a bigger wall, and a quote takes a day once we have your measurements.