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Новата машина на Ателие за народни носии Балканфолк https://www.balkanfolk.eu/
#repost @stitchguy (Japan). I am a fan of the work of this Japanese embroidery artist.
https://linktr.ee/stitchguy
Canine representation in detail and wider picture of an embroidered cover (colcha), mid-17th to early 18th century, wool plain weave embroidered with wool and cotton, in long arm cross, stem, and back stitches. By an unidentified maker active in Mexico, 17th-18th cent. Denman Waldo Ross Collection 96.109, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, USA @mfaboston. Seen as part of the terrific "Fabric of a Nation" quilt show at the MFA, though this one seems the play with the boundaries of what I regarded as a quilt.
Quilts tell stories about their makers and collectors. History is told by artists including Bisa Butler, Harriet Powers, and other American
#repost @kimikahara Kimika Hara 刺繍作家・イラストレーター。 embroidery artist / illustrator / japan い。