Lipika is social designer and researcher on the brim of art, society & technology using co-research & co-design, focusing on technology for empowerment & change
Various artists and designers at the DDW 2019 have been exploring the use of natural dyes as an alternative for the polluting colours from the textile industry. An ancient tradition, which is still very much alive in India. Learn m…https://t.co/uoh8kXRbWp https://t.co/GdQwKYmmXp
The ties between the Netherlands and India has been more than 350 years. Various traces of the VOC can be found in the region where they traded in spices and textiles. During the Dutch King and Queen's state visit to Kochi, they explored collaborations in…https://t.co/SP59jp971M
'Pronkstuk' by studiobhatt and chitaracraft for zuiderzeemuseum Ambacht in Dracht exhibition. The art form is Mata ni Pachedi, a bamboo pen is used to draw on textiles. Are you interested… https://t.co/S9OBYRNASG
Mata ni pachedi's, a dying art, are used to worship mata (mother goddess) in an improvised shrine. Jayantibhai's son Kirit has followed him in his footsteps and learnt this beautiful art,… https://t.co/T7AST4yxEy
Fun today hannah_banana_blabla opening. She developed organic cotton indigo dyed scarves in India via us, which are for sale now capsicumtextiles. Check out the story behind the making… https://t.co/B3z7QRxkfu
"Back in the 1650s, at the peak of his career, #Rembrandt drew a series of #Mughal miniature – reproductions. 23 of these are scattered around different museums...and are known to be among the artist’s most compelling works on paper."
via @theheritagelab
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