Pat Colville
Chorus of Forms Design by Pat Colville. Hand Embroidered Pillow on white
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Bring a touch of elegance and vibrancy to your home with the Chorus of Forms Design throw pillow. This handcrafted pillow features an intricate pattern, blending bold design with artisanal charm.
Each of our pillows is a unique embroidered interpretation of a hand-drawn design, with only a single unit available, making it a truly one-of-a-kind addition to your space.
Perfect for any room, they provide a cozy and stylish accent while showcasing the artistry of talented Honduran artisans.
Product Details:
- Dimensions: 20” x 20”
- Designed By: Pat Colville
- Hand-Embroidered Interpretation By: Yeni Calix
- Materials: Cover – 100% cotton 30% polyester, Insert – 100% down-like polyester
- Care Instructions: Dry clean only or wash on gentle in cold water. Lay flat to dry.
At Honduras Threads, every product tells a story of collaboration and craftsmanship. The Chorus of Forms pillow features a unique design by highly regarded American artist Pat Colville, brought to life by Honduran artisan Yeni Calix. Yeni and the rest of the women of the Honduras Threads collective learned their advanced embroidery skills from American embroidery experts to master their craft and produce exceptional, intricate designs.
100% of every purchase goes directly back to the artisan's collective, where it’s reinvested into their community and continuing education. Their work does more than create beautiful pillows and table runners—it fosters dignity, self-respect, and opportunities for growth.
Since 2002, the women of the Honduras have made every home-good on our website possible. Using their business skills and artistic talents, they handcraft each unique product with care and precision.
About the Artist
Pat Colville, a New Orleans native, currently lives and works in Houston, Texas and previously lived in New York City for thirty-five years. She received a B.S. degree from the University of Houston in 1952 and a M.F.A. degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1977. She is the recipient of two National Endowment for the Arts Grants, a Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant, a Benjamin Altman Award, a New York State Creative Arts Program Fellowship, and an American Association of University Women Fellowship. Her work is in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, and the Dallas Museum of Art. Colville’s work has been included in exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, Art Museum of Southeast Texas, Art Museum of South Texas, San Antonio Museum of Art, New Orleans Museum of Art, Mobile Museum of Art, National Academy Museum, and the DeCordova Museum. For twenty years, Colville taught at The Cooper Union in New York City, as well as Sarah Lawrence College in New York. Her work holds a commitment to abstraction and is influenced by early Asian landscape paintings.
About the Artisan
Yeni Caliz is 35 years old and has been working with Honduras Threads for 20 years. She lives in the community of Rincon de Dolores located 90 minutes outside Tegucigalpa.