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Part 2 Marigolds from Nepal, From simmering half-mouldy Marigolds a full dye pot was created and a separate brew of ink. Whilst a natural dye bath for fibre and a pot of natural ink are different they are also linked. I’ve learned so much from
Nepali Marigolds part 1. I managed to bring home 3 garlands of Marigolds from Nepal. When I unwrapped them from the newspaper packaging in my case, the flowers were decidedly crushed and smelly! But I pressed on regardless, determined they would be
Secret tiny fragments of a new series of handstitched fabric collages called 'Falling Into Place'. The fabrics are all naturally dyed (silk, wool, cotton, linen) are will feature in the pop up exhibition at Ditchling Museum this coming December. @mus
It won't be long before this pop up exhibition 'Colours From Nature' opens at Ditchling Museum. Nine of us have had the pleasure of attending the Natural Dye Course @museumartcraft (Ditchling Museum) this year. The course ran from April through to Se
At The Women’s Skills Development Organisation we were able to see cotton yarns dyed naturally (marigolds)and also with chemical dyes. The cotton is grown at the foot of the Himalayas in Nepal. This women only organisation fosters a working env
Lokta paper making factory in Patan, Kathmandu. A family run business as many of these factories are. Incredibly studious and highly qualified family who invest their time recording Buddhist stories through blockprinting on Lokta paper. Hand block pr

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