This textile piece features a symmetrical design reminiscent of a deconstructed violin or musical instrument. The composition is dominated by curved forms in cream, red, and blue tones, with black dripping lines creating a sense of melting or dissolution. A central vertical band contains a fleur-de-lis motif and what appears to be a heraldic eagle in gold. The top of the piece is adorned with decorative circular elements arranged in an arc, while the bottom edge features hanging black fringe or tassels. The overall effect suggests a pleated or folded fabric with paint or dye applied in a loose, fluid manner, creating areas of bleeding color and intentional drips. The artwork combines structured geometric elements with more organic, flowing forms, reflecting the "pleaded weaving" referenced in its title.