At the genesis of tribal art is the ageless tradition of wall art that is part of the ordinary lives of the women painters of Hazaribagh. They are still visible today in their myriad forms. https://t.co/soDcUGvwPi via @moowonstories@BuluImam
Unknown to most of the world, these women in India have been painting their homes with beautiful designs for centuries, drawing upon an art heritage that harks back to the cave paintings discovered in the region. https://t.co/SbYoBhQ9eU via @moowonstories
Participating in an upcoming panel on artisanship and sustainable development for WARP and this is a link to the website https://t.co/YLXGCowFpe 19th till 20th Registration for the panels is free but does require registration, and there is a suggested donation
The Sacred Art of Chitrali Shu Chitrali Shu, a living tradition from the Hindu Kush, is an amalgamation of delicate fabrication and indigenous knowledge via @moowonStories https://t.co/nDpk5H6xdW
“These women who dye, they evoke in my mind sorceresses who live in the middle of a forest and harvest from nature to concoct potions of colors.” #Bhutan#textiles – https://t.co/oSSkGxtlxc
“This tiny kingdom of #Bhutan, they’re not spoiled by overproduction. We are placed under a constant tsunami of things, but upon arrival here, we realize that most of the things we own aren’t needed.” https://t.co/dDSwGusiTk
“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived." Henry David Thoreau https://t.co/0jnaHFFm6N
“Today, we are so obsessed with the need to be efficient
in regards to time. In #Bhutan, they just don’t care. There, you shed the sense of time as we know it. https://t.co/dDSwGusiTk
Does anyone else find @BoFs editorials on sustainability behind? Everything I read makes me think 'haven't we got beyond this conversation yet?' - How to Talk to Customers About Fashion's Dirty Secrets https://t.co/Ub1Wjyy8ih