#textilestories

[dmaasaus]

What begins as a simple fabric slowly transforms… 🌿✨ Through the art of discharge printing, colors fade to reveal stories hidden within. Every mark, every pattern, is a whisper of tradition meeting modern design. 🪡

Handmade. Slow. Timeless.

[handmadeblogg]

🌿 Rooted in Tradition, Woven with Art 🌿

As someone who lives and breathes textiles, Ajrakh holds a special place in my heart. This centuries-old craft is all about patience, precision, and beauty. Dmaasa brings you authentic Ajrakh Print Fabrics — rich in natural dyes and intricate motifs that tell a story with every thread.

💡 Style Tip from Radhika Sharma: Use Ajrakh for statement scarves, jackets, or even as wall art!

🛍️ Discover the collection: https://dmaasa.in/collections/ajrakh-print-fabric-material

[freetoplyhershuttle]

How to break procrastination: avoid doing one scary thing by tackling another. Cutting handwoven cloth to sew a jacket-y thing while not thinking about writing a proposal. Which got me thinking about how I'm making a Japanese pattern from cloth woven on a War Widow's Craft Guild loom from wool of Middle Eastern sheep farmed in South Africa and given to me by a weaver dying of mesothelioma who probably got it from washing her husband's clothes when he made their fibro house 50+ years ago. #karakul #wool #twill #slowfashion #textilestories #warwidowscraftguild #weaving #loom #vävning (at Ruth Halbert Studio)

[colorjoylynn]

A pencil case my 82-year-old mom made on the farm in the 1940's, using the White treadle sewing machine she still owns. Now my sis-in-Love Diana @otterwise uses this daily. #ArtAsAnEverydayAttitude #textilestories