Zorz Studios343 #embroiderers in 46 countries joined hands to make this “Red dress project” successful in 13 years: https://zorz.it/iGGVz
#SaumyaRatan #RedDressProject #DesignerDress #EmbroideredRedDress #fashion #FashionDesign #artwork #GlobalWonder
PhoenixSerenityDrawing upon the rich #embroidery #heritage of her childhood in #Mumbai , Sarita Gujar combines #traditional #Indian #craftsmanship with western embroidery techniques & is sharing her skills with other #embroiderers in #Fredericton .
Gujar's #expertise is in #shisha embroidery, also known as #MirrorWork . This #ancient #technique was originally the domain of poor #artisans who mimicked the bejewelled fashions of the wealthy.
Meet an embroiderer who is passing on an ancient Indian tradition to her Canadian neighbours
Shisha embroidery, also known as mirror embroidery, was developed by poor people as a way to mimic the fashionable jeweled garments of the wealthy. Sarita Gujar is sharing this ancient art with other New Brunswickers.
barbilazarowWorking my way through Mastodon. Not yet close to proficient but navigating! Finding new folks, love the # follow for interests! Hoping it's a new way to move beyond angry culture wars and find some fellow #knitters, #embroiderers #crossstitchers and #dogsofmastodon ... Better for my mental health then TFG!
Hope to meet you soon!
Hope to meet you soon!
FediFollows has moved!Velanch makes intricately detailed embroidered jewellery, usually based around something from nature, especially insects. You can follow at:
➡️ @Velanch
They have a website at https://velanch.com
#Velanch #Art #Artist #Artists #Embroidery #Embroiderer #Embroiderers #Craft #Crafts #Handicraft #Handicrafts #Sewing #Jewellery #Jewelry #Insect #Insects #Brooch #Brooches #Clothes #Fashion #Accessory #Accessories #Kawaii #Handmade
Rachel WrightFinished and sent off to the #Embroiderers Guild to form part of the #100Hearts Exhibition commemorating the end of the First World War.
Dedicated to the memory of the men of the merchant fleet, and in particular the many immigrants and naturalised citizens who, sometimes in the face of xenophobic hostility, continued to serve their adopted country faithfully and well, and brought up their children to think of it as home.
In especial memory of my great grandfather Henry Frederick Bloom.