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Two-day natural dyeing workshops at Aranya Natural, Munnar
Posted on April 22, 2020 by Toothpicker
The first two days of "The sustainability of natural dyes" conference took place at Eastend hotel in Munnar, followed by two days of natural dyeing workshops (at an extra cost) at Aranya Natural's HQ. Due to limited numbers, all the spaces for the workshops filled up quickly, but many conference attendees requested [...]
This post was posted in Fashion, Travel, Nature, Eco living & sustainability, Social issues, Anything Japanese, Designers & artists, Textiles, natural dyeing, indigo dyeing, India, sustainability, Katazome, Kerala and was tagged with nature, traditional crafts, textiles, natural dyeing, indigo dyeing, India, sustainability, Japanese textiles, katazome, eco, Indian textiles, BUAISOU, Kerala, workshop, Munnar, Aranya Natural, Michel Garia
London Craft Week 19: Contemporary Japanese craft
Posted on June 15, 2019 by Toothpicker
Indigo Hands installation at Coal Drops Yard
At the London Craft week this year, many Japanese craftsmen and artisans were invited to take part and showcase their exquisite craftsmanship. Although Japanese craft is highly regarded worldwide, the future of many traditional Japanese crafts is still uncertain due to the lack of younger people [...]
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