Leather Panel No. 01
Floral Composition
Leather Panel No. 01
Floral Composition
A framed educational study examining balance, rhythm, and composition in traditional Western leather carving.
A framed educational study examining balance, rhythm, and composition in traditional Western leather carving.
Leather panel No. 1 explores the principles of floral composition through an original hand-tooled leather panel by master leather craftsman Cody Hixon.
Rather than focusing on a single carving technique, this study examines how flowers, leaves, scrolls, and negative space are arranged to create a balanced and harmonious design.
Object Details
This study encourages viewers to observe how the dominant flower establishes a focal point while surrounding elements guide the eye naturally throughout the design. The result is a composition that feels both structured and organic, a hallmark of master-level Western leather craftsmanship.
Product Details: The object includes
Materials:
- Leather Panel, Floral Composition
- Handmade Wood 16x20 Frame
- Belgian Linen
- Engraved Identification Plaque
Maker: Cody Hixon
Curated By Provenance West
Presentation
Original hand-tooled leather panel, museum-mounted on natural linen with engraved brass identification plate and hardwood frame.
The Study
Presented as a museum-style educational object, the study invites viewers to look beyond the finished artwork and consider the thoughtful design decisions that define exceptional Western leather carving.
Dimensions
Frame: 16" x 20"
Plaque Text
Leather Study No. 01
Floral Composition
Cody Hixon
Not a decoration.
A study of master craftsmanship.
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A handcrafted Provenance West Object
Each study is a study of Western horsemanship, material culture, and form presented as a collectible artifact
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