On September 14th 2012, as part of the FITE’s programmation, there was the projection of the movie “DAMES DE COULEUR” realised by Patricia Gérimont et Jean-Claude Taburiaux. Synopsis : Sanata and Dicko are dyers in Read more…
Aboubakar Fofana teachs us how to prepare the fermented indigo material like he does in Mali his native country at the workshops “Threads of life” in Bali. Thanks to Threads of Life for the video Read more…
The applied is a textile decorative technique which consist in sewed pieces of old tissue as decorations. This technique leaves yhe background visible. Archeology reveled the existence of applied in Sibérie since the III century Read more…
Tapa is an unweave textile that we can find everywhere in Polynesia, in some Melanesian Island and in New Caledonia. Its production is almost always done by women. Tapa’s production is not mainstream anymore but Read more…
Boros are futon cover [futongawa], clothes [noragi] or utilitarian textiles [furoshiki], mended and patched with some recycled old material pieces. Inextricably link to their stuff – cotton – and its history, They show on the Read more…
This little dress with flowers designs is a souvenir of the time when I was 16. I was brought up in a Catholic school in Vietnam and wearing a uniform was compulsory. This Ao Dàin Read more…
