Bedspread Sneakers
This lively design draws from Bedspread (1936) by E. Boyd, transforming a traditional textile pattern into a bold, contemporary statement. Swirling shapes in candy pink, sunny yellow, and ocean blue animate the upper, while soft beige overlays bring balance and warmth. The playful palette and abstract flow echo the joyful spirit of American folk design.
Features you'll love:
Rubber Sole: Non-marking rubber outsole for traction and durability.
Enhanced Grip: Custom basketball traction pattern for superior control.
Breathability: Perforated toe box for airflow and ventilation.
Impact Protection: Designed for comfort and shock absorption during intense play.
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📌 Note: The name reflects the design inspiration and is not the title of an existing artwork.
E. Boyd -Bedspread Sneakers
E. Boyd (1903–1974) was an American artist, author, and historian best known for her work documenting and preserving Spanish Colonial and folk art traditions in New Mexico. As part of the WPA (Works Progress Administration) during the 1930s, she created detailed studies of regional textiles, furniture, and devotional art. Boyd’s dedication to cataloging traditional craftsmanship helped elevate New Mexican decorative arts to national recognition. Beyond her visual work, she authored influential texts that remain key references in the study of Southwestern American folk art.
