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

The name is literal: this is Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers, tufted by hand in acrylic yarn. The layout follows the painting, the bouquet standing in its vase against a yellow field, while the material shifts from oil to pile. Each petal and seed head turns into a raised patch of yarn, and Van Gogh’s heavy, directional brushwork suits tufting, another craft that assembles a picture one stroke at a time.

It is built for the wall. The hanging loops are already fixed to the back and appear in the last photograph, so the piece goes up like a framed print, with no stretcher and no drilling through fabric. At 31.5 × 23.6 in and 5.5 lbs it hangs from ordinary picture hooks, above the couch or over a desk, and the sheared pile gives the image what a poster cannot: relief you can read across the room, and warmth. Upkeep on a hanging piece is close to nothing, an occasional lint roller or a light vacuum.

A tufted replica carries a familiar painting into another material. It makes no claim to be oil on canvas; it names its source and rebuilds the picture in yarn, for anyone who would rather hang a Van Gogh wall rug than a printed reproduction.

One copy is in stock at $225 and leaves the studio within 5 to 10 business days, free and tracked, anywhere in the US. If it is gone, we can usually tuft the design again on request: a made-to-order copy takes three business days, and the same holds for other sizes of this replica, quoted from your measurements.