Karen, a wild-eyed racist from Colorado, is an art consultant and FENG SHUI expert

A wild-eyed racist white woman who launched an attack on a Latino family for throwing a party at a pool complex has been named as an art consultant.

Blair Featherman, 49, lashed out at the family during the racist rant in Colorado, where she had to be held by a man from her own party.

The Lakewood woman called the group “garbage” and told them to “go back to Denver” and berated them for “not knowing what Hermes is.” The ordeal took place at her apartment complex, where apartments cost up to $6,500 a month to rent.

The woman drew a mob of several people — and eventually the police — and continued to yell and harass the family in the 4:15 p.m. clip, at one point yelling “Get the f*** out.”

Featherman used to work at Master’s Gallery Denver, which issued a statement distancing herself from her, adding that she: “condemns any actions or statements that express hatred or racism.”

She also ran her own home styling and interior design company, Spatial Flow By Design Inc, where she claimed to be an expert in Feng Shui – the art of creating tranquility and harmony by arranging objects in a room.

Video shows the moment a woman (seen here) hurls racial slurs at a Latino family for throwing a party at a pool in Colorado — in a posh apartment complex where she lives

Featherman ran her own home styling and interior design company, Spatial Flow By Design Inc, where she claimed to be an expert in Feng Shu

But those qualities were missing from Featherman’s diatribe, which flooded the internet and sparked outrage.

She’s been branded a “racist Karen,” after the filmed incident — which eventually got physical, racked up over a million views within hours.

Police arrived at the scene, but it is unclear whether she has been arrested.

“Yes, it’s true,” the bikini-clad can be heard saying in the much-seen clip, visibly annoyed by the group’s presence. “You’re having a great Mexican party in a pool.”

At this point, the woman approaches the filming woman before physically addressing her.

‘You can not do that. You can’t just record me,’ says the woman, before knocking the phone out of the hands of the filmer.

Before that, an added commentary from the app’s voice feature labeling the woman as “racist Karen” can be heard, while an accompanying caption asks social media users to help identify her.

The footage then jumps to what is presumed to be a few minutes later, with Featherman now being held by a male member of her own party on one of the lounge chairs by the pool.

The Lakewood woman called the group “garbage” and told them to “go back to Denver.” The ordeal took place at her apartment complex, where apartments cost up to $6,500 a month to rent (pictured)

People are now labeling the woman a ‘racist Karen’, following the filmed incident – which ended up being viewed more than 1 million times in a matter of hours. Police arrived at the scene, but it is unclear whether she has been arrested

While this is happening, she continues to chide the family for their presence.

Several proceed to surround and argue with the woman – as she continues to scream as she attempts to confront the now angry group.

In the midst of the commotion, you can still hear her making xenophobic statements like “Get the f**k out” and “go back to Denver.”

The woman continues to yell and scream for almost the entire duration of the video, which lasts just under a minute.

When asked by one of the victims to leave the pool herself, she is heard to reply that she lives in Lakewood – the affluent suburb where the complex is located.

At one point, she is heard to angrily say to the family, who had been having a poolside bash, “I live here, you haven’t come from anywhere, you low-class bastard.”

She then yells, “You don’t even know what Hermes is!” To which one of the women in the crowd flashes her scandals and says, “I’ve got it on my scandals, b***h.”

Featherman then says, “Oh and this one? Wait a minute, this is good, this one?’ She appears to be placing a pill-sized object in the palm of her hand as someone says “no no no” in the background.

Then a clip shows Featherman squirming on the lounger while a man, presumably in her entourage, frantically makes a phone call and holds her by the shoulder.

She keeps pointing and yelling abuse at the group around her.

The video then cuts to a shot of at least three police officers arriving at the scene.

They talk to the woman and man who held her, though the clip ends before an arrest takes place.

“Yes, it’s true,” the bikini-clad can be heard saying in the much-seen clip, visibly annoyed by the group’s presence. “You have a great Mexican party in a swimming pool”

‘You can not do that. You can’t just record me,’ says the woman, before knocking the phone out of the hands of the filmer

Featherman has been labeled a ‘racist Karen’ after the filmed incident – which eventually garnered over a million views within hours

The split footage then jumps to what is believed to be a few minutes later, with the woman now being held by a male member of her own party on one of the pool’s lounge chairs.

When asked by one of the victims to leave the pool on her own, she is heard to reply that she lives in Lakewood – the affluent suburb where the complex is set – while still throwing insults.

Master’s Gallery Denver, Featherman’s former employer, issued a statement

The woman who posted the video online wrote: ‘According to this karen, all Mexicans are low class. I hope this video is found by her colleagues, family and friends.

“Doing that on a family barbecue with kids is just disgusting.

“It’s so sad when you’re profiled based on your skin color. We got so much support from the last video posted.

Let’s keep the comments appropriate so we can continue to spread awareness. Justice will be served when we receive an apology (which we still don’t have).’

Master’s Gallery Denver, Featherman’s former employer, said in a statement: “It has come to our attention that a former employee has taken to social media with hateful and offensive statements.

Master’s Gallery Denver has not employed this individual in over 5 years and condemns any actions or statements that express hatred or racism.

“We represent and support artists and people from all backgrounds and will continue to do so.”

It is still unclear Friday morning who called the police.

DailyMail.com has reached out to Lakewood Police Department for comment, but has not yet confirmed the arrest.