Edge Matched Sets...

We make banner sets, when layed side by side, the edges match. It is like one huge banner cut into strips. When flown side by side, they make combine into one image.

This is an image of southern Arizona of sugaro cactus at sunset. To get a sense of scale, not the two people at the far end. There are eight banners, each frou feet wind on 16 foot poles.

This is a three panel set of a sunset anong the mesas.

The set can be as simple as two banners. Here is a mirror image of a Monarch butterfly wing. Cheryl and Hillard take it with them when they go camping. What could be nicer than a sixteen foot Monarch butterfly at your base camp.

Another way to chose baners is to have a common theme. You could have your own stained glass window in cloth. These are made after a church window in Iceland. All the windows in the church are made from faceted glass. The pieces of glass are about one inch thick with chipped edges. This helps the window sparkle as light travels through the glass. Each piece of glass is hand set in black, epoxy concrete. What is special about these banners is they are a match if you lay them side by side, yet each one is different. Colors flow onto and off the banners.

Iceland Church Window -- In Close.
4.5' x 16' $750	3' x 16' $375	2' x 16' $275	2' x 16' $275
Iceland 01	Iceland 02	Iceland 03	Iceland 04

You can own a piece of a stained glass window. Carveth has made a match set of banners. Lay them side by side and they match, yet each one is different. Note how some colors, like the gold, flows across each banner. Other colors, like purple flow in, up, around and off the banner set. New colors appear. Some black matrix lines flow across the entire set. Other lines flow across several banners and stop to be replaced by a different pattern. You can own the entire set or you can choose the section you like the best. Which one(s) do you like the best?

Stained Glass Window Set

Banner 5.05, 5.04, 5.03, 5.02, 5.01

2' x 16' $275

A Bend in the River are a series of banners of Carveth's design. It is amazing how different they look in different colors.  "It makes me think I'm in  airplane looking down on a river, right where it bends. I like to play with the colors. What would it look like in the spring? How about in the cold of the winter." Carveth.

A Tribute to Frank Lloyd Wright. These are banners reflecting his ideas for windows. "Wright had a fresh way of viewing things. His windows displayed a simple elegance, which is one of the key concepts I like to follow." Carveth