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ANTHROPOLOGIE-Dutch Wax Ottoman- A plump cube in traditional African Dutch wax-printed cotton

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 "Ohne Titel‘s Alexa Adams and Flora Gill found inspiration in the works of fiber artist Sheila Hicks who is known for her sculptures made out of tightly woven fabric, including everything from newspapers, used clothing and other textiles"

-http://fashionista.com/2012/02/ohne-titel-fall-2012-weave-the-web/

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Manuel Ameztoy "Pop-up Paradise"

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Mirror Table Bench by Buhr

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soft sculpture installation by Emilie Faif      

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Zaishu- printed/painted furniture

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Matthew Chambers, sculptural ceramic

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Sophie Milne

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Viktor & Rolf tulle dresses. Incredible playing with form and fabric

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A Northern Japanese Indigo Dyed Shibori Juban by Sri Threads on Flickr.

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A shibori skirt which represents the five elements according to ayurveda - earth, fire, water, air and ether. Different colours, materials and patterns were chosen to represent the different element. All natural dyes were used including indigo. Done by - Mehr Seth, Shivantika Kanorian and Vasundhara Sharma (Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology).

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David Dimichele - Pseudodocumentation

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Christophere Raeburn- recycles militarily parachutes into a creation for rainy day.

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Performance and installation artist Joseph Beuys constructed pendant shaped lights made from felt textiles

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Eunsuk Hur.... Nomadic Life Textiles

"A Nomadic Life is an interchangeable modular system of textile pieces that can be transformed by the user to create a new article of clothing or interior accessorie."

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Josipa Stefanec, textile sculptures