From the Collection of Evan Michelson | Woven Strands

[@Lyndanet]

The wonderful lady from “obscura “

[@JenniferMiner-xo9nu]

I got the privilege of seeing this every day while growing up this came from my family farm it was always so beautiful thanks for having this online i have tears in my eyes seeing it again. We never knew it was going away forever thank you for sharing

[@meaghanb9118]

Hope someone sees this and recognizes that they have the key to this piece! This is phenomenal!!

[@WriterNinja]

Thank you for telling the story of this piece. As someone who owns the hair work of my past family members, I can relate to the incredible power of holding a piece of our collective human history. Lovely series of videos here.

[@angelaturk7409]

What an amazing way to remember your loved ones. I have never seen anything like this before, and it's kind of sad that it is, I assume, a lost art. Very beautiful indeed.

[@PaolaGabbiMadrid]

I just saw this exhibit a few days ago and it was phenomenal...especially this one!

[@mom-mabear5134]

i remember u from ur show u are awesome

[@missaustenfloatingonbliss1846]

Spectacular piece 🥰❤️we do not have this Victorian tradition anymore,which is such a shame.I kept a small bunch of hair in a keepsake box 😅

[@ericowensnyc]

😍😍😍😍

[@wwinky99]

I’ve never seen one of these before. So incredibly interesting.

[@Joizefnf]

This is fantastic

[@agerven]

Beautiful, eery and sweet at the same time. I wonder if this also implies, at least theoretically, that the DNA of each of those persons is present in this woven strand?

[@beckymoney]

What a fantastic piece. To bad the key did not come w it. I make human hair flowers as did my great grandma. Take a look at my tutorial by typing in Demonstration on how to make human hair flowers Victorian by Grandma Money. We need to save this dying art.

[@TheCandiceWang]

Wow! I'll look into it :) sounds beautiful