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A series of interviews I am doing for WomensWeb. It features thoughts and works of women around the world who are crafting their business by hand. The first interview is with the lovely Karen Barbe, a textile designer from Chile, who weaves, embroiders and screen prints home accessories. http://www.womensweb.in/articles/karen-barbe-textile-design/. The second is with Yokoo, who knits and sews and has a beautiful way of living. http://www.womensweb.in/articles/handmade-design-yokoo-gibraan/
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Hi
I was wondering if you could help me with connecting onto blogs which document Indian textiles. I remember a link on your blog but cant seem to find it anymore.
We are developing proposals for a textile gallery and would want to delve deeper into the documentation of motifs, iconography etc in textiles from varied regions in India
Regards
Abhishek
I must say that I absolutely LOVE your blog. I am a design aspirant myself and your blog gives me so much inspiration! Thank you for that
Thank you Nivedita, am glad you enjoyed it.
Hey Soni,
the baby has grown and how! great going! Have you seen the bags by desi ghee?
Love always …if a bit sporadically:)
Runia