Posted on December 16, 2009 at 12:20
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India was the earliest centre of cotton manufacture; it was from here that the craft was introduced to Persia and Egypt, and thereafter, to Europe. Cotton fabrics were the magical creations of the Indian weaver. Handspun yarn and cotton weaving were famed throughout the subcontinent but nowhere did it reach the perfection of Bengal. Gossamer muslin, light as woven air and soft as a limpid stream, has featured time and again in historical records of ancient and mediaeval periods. The earliest…
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I wanted to get in touch with you to talk more about the work you do and how you set it all up.
Last ear I graduated from London where i studied textile design and I specialised in woven textiles and so seeing your work has really inspired me.
I wanted to know more about how you wanted to collaborate with people, and how you construct your work.
Really look forward to hearing back from you.
many thanks
Holly
Sorry for my delayed reply. That weight sounds great & quite heavy and would suit some ideas, so if you do a variety of weights up to that is good for me.
I will get to work and send some development ideas and inquiries to you soon.
Do you happen to know of any leather tanneries or suppliers that have eco friendly leathers eg. chrome free or vegetable dye leathers? and also fairtrade leather bag manufactures in India?
Looking forward to your feedback.
Regards, Gyorgyi
i've finally worked out how to work this big ethical love machine! My last child move out recently and I have time to explore, yay! and can I be your friend? (not sure how we adopt).
I am interested in using a heavy decorative indiginous tapestry combined with leather so that it suits ladies handbag weight, what is the heaviest weight in gms of the handlooms that you can produce and is it durable?
Thanks for all your efforts and hope we can make this work! G :D
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