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Tussah silk - why is it called a non - violent silk? Tussah silk - why is it called a non - violent silk?
The Indian Tussah Silk moth (Antherea myllita): was traditionally reeled from cocoons collected from the wild but the yields were poor. Tassah silk production underwent a revival with better training for rearers, reelers and weavers provided by PRADAN, an Indian NGO. They improved the supply with disease free eggs and provided training on silkworm rearing. They also planted and pruned food trees for the caterpillars on privately-owned lands and kept... The Indian Tussah Silk moth (Antherea myllita): was traditionally reeled from cocoons collected from the wild but the yields were poor. Tassah silk production underwent a revival with better training for rearers, reelers and weavers provided by PRADAN, an Indian NGO. They improved the supply with disease free eggs and provided training on silkworm rearing. They also planted and pruned food trees for the caterpillars on privately-owned lands and kept...
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Who Makes your clothes? - part 1 Who Makes your clothes? - part 1
Have you ever wondered who makes your clothes? Have you ever wondered who makes your clothes? -
Plus Sizes for Curvy women Plus Sizes for Curvy women
Enjoy plus sized clothing for the more curvaceous woman. Enjoy plus sized clothing for the more curvaceous woman. -
The Indigo Blues. The Indigo Blues.
If you love Indigo - this is the process of how it creates that amazing blue... If you love Indigo - this is the process of how it creates that amazing blue... -
Yabba Dabu Doo! Yabba Dabu Doo!
One of my favourite forms of Hand Block printing is Dabu. This is the ancient art of using Mud as a resist to 'block out' or 'resist' the dye when printing. wooden blocks (usually teak wood) are carved into your design which are then dipped into a bowl of the prepared mud and then placed gently onto the fabric and given a light thump to imprint the design. The beauty... One of my favourite forms of Hand Block printing is Dabu. This is the ancient art of using Mud as a resist to 'block out' or 'resist' the dye when printing. wooden blocks (usually teak wood) are carved into your design which are then dipped into a bowl of the prepared mud and then placed gently onto the fabric and given a light thump to imprint the design. The beauty...
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