Three wide zigzag bands step across this canvas like the peaks of a kilim weave. The top one is rust, the middle one sage, the bottom a faded indigo, and each is traced by a thin cream line that makes the stepped edges read like threads. Lacey Brower painted it with visible brushwork over a sandy ground, so the surface feels close to a handwoven textile.
This boho geometric wall art keeps things simple: one pattern, three earthy colors, and plenty of breathing room in the cream above and below. It works as a geometric abstract painting for people who love rugs and blankets but want that rhythm on the wall instead of the floor.
If you collect boho wall art, like terracotta wall art that isn't loud, or want warm neutral wall art that still has some movement, this one fits right in. It pairs easily with wood, linen, rattan and woven baskets.
Hang this canvas wall art as above couch wall art in a living room, over a bed or a reading chair, or in an entryway where a bit of geometric wall decor sets a relaxed, earthy tone.