Textile art made in the United States in the 1970s using Ultrasuede material. It features an abstract landscape with a three-dimensional feel, and is a piece with a composition and material feel very similar to the style of artist Ron Brejtfus, who was active during the same period. * Although there is no signature, it is believed to be a work from Brejtfus's atelier or produced by the same studio (this cannot be definitively stated). The soft texture provided by the brushed Ultrasuede and the gradation colors reminiscent of sunset are impressive. The shadows change depending on the angle of the light, and it blends naturally into mid-century and natural modern spaces. On the back, there is a stamp of "Techstyle Enterprises, Inc. (Tempe, AZ)", which is believed to be the manufacturing company at the time, and it is preserved in its original structure. It was purchased in the United States about 20 years ago. ⸻ 【Size】 Height 615mm × Width 615mm × Depth 25mm 【Material】 Ultrasuede 【Condition】 There are some light stains and small spots due to aging, but overall it is in good condition. It retains a natural texture as a vintage work. ⸻ 【Reference Information】 Ron Brejtfus was an American textile artist active in the 1970s. He is known for his "Sunset Series" using Ultrasuede, and similar works are traded on overseas vintage sites such as 1stDibs and Chairish for around $1,500 to $2,000 (approximately 220,000 to 300,000 yen). ⸻ A rare piece with the atmosphere of 70's modern. Recommended for record shelves, the back of a sofa, and shop displays. This is an original textile art that is rarely seen in Japan.