Kay-bah

Kay-bah, 1991, serigraph by R.C. Gorman. A woman kneels in flowing garments rendered in rich warm tones: coral-orange outer wrap, soft pink underdress, and a striped purple and lavender blanket suggesting Navajo textile tradition. Turquoise jewelry adorns her neck and wrists. The background dissolves into soft purple-pink tones, creating a harmonious warm-cool interaction that amplifies the chromatic richness of her clothing. The pose suggests contemplation and grace, celebrating both the figure and the colors and textures of indigenous dress.