Arianne King Comer (batik artist) creates murals, quilts, paintings and wall hangings, using the deep violet-blue dye extracted from the indigo plant, once grown abundantly in the South Carolina Lowcountry. Now residing in Charleston, King Comer lived on St. Helena Island in Beaufort, SC, where she was director of the Ibile Indigo House at Penn Center.  She received a BFA from Howard University, did graduate work at the Cranbrook Art Academy and studied indigo processing in Nigeria on a United Nations grant. Her work is shown and collected throughout the southeast.

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It's a New Day

batik and mixed media on painters cloth -- 36 in x 44 in -- $3500

Ladies Gathering

batik on handmade paper - 28 in x 34 in -- $1350

Carlesta

monoprint on batiked cotton -- 29 in x 32 in -- $1160

Falani Girl

Mono print on batik cotton -- 28 in x 28 in -- $950

Gullah Kinfolk

giclee print on paper edition of 10 -- 15 in x 15 in unframed -- $490

Jesse's Watering Hole

batik on satin silk -- 39 in x 49 in -- $4400

Just Hangin'

batik on cotton -- 30 in x 33 in -- $1700

Metamorphous

batik on silk satin -- 48 in x 49 in -- $4400

Drumming for Osun

batik on cotton -- 31 in x 26 in -- $1700

Indigo Dyer

batik on cotton -- 41 in x 26 in -- $1250