This high-relief felted sculpture reclaims the depiction of the female body, portraying it as a vessel of deep, lived experience. Through tactile, layered wool, I explore the grief of losing children—expressed in curves that embody sorrow, resilience, and remembrance. The felt’s softness conveys vulnerability, while its strength reflects enduring loss and love. This piece honors the complex, often hidden landscapes of maternal grief, offering a tactile, personal expression of pain and resilience in a traditionally crafted, modern form.