"Her Hair" captures an intimate moment of connection and care through the simplicity of black free-motion stitching on white cotton. Two female figures emerge in thread-one gently braiding the hair of the other, their forms fluid yet expressive. The minimal palette highlights the elegance of line work, where each stitch conveys movement, tenderness, and tradition. The composition speaks to the quiet rituals of bonding, the act of weaving both hair and shared history. This peice is a study in contrast, simplicity, and the unspoken language of touch.