Travel Journals

LADAKH: Uma viagem interior

LADAKH: An inner journey

No place I have ever visited touches me as much as the Himalayas. That's where I go when Delhi's heat rises and I need some silence to think, away from...

LADAKH: An inner journey

No place I have ever visited touches me as much as the Himalayas. That's where I go when Delhi's heat rises and I need some silence to think, away from...

CHANDERI, os tecelões da realeza

CHANDERI, the royal weavers

 For many centuries, Chanderi has been a designation of origin for fabrics that come from the city where these weavers have lived for centuries, specializing in making sarees for royalty....

CHANDERI, the royal weavers

 For many centuries, Chanderi has been a designation of origin for fabrics that come from the city where these weavers have lived for centuries, specializing in making sarees for royalty....

TUSSAR, a seda selvagem

TUSSAR, the wild silk

Tussar is also called wild silk because its cocoons are not cultivated, but grow in forests where the larvae of the Emperor Moth, Antharea Paphis, feed on the leaves of...

TUSSAR, the wild silk

Tussar is also called wild silk because its cocoons are not cultivated, but grow in forests where the larvae of the Emperor Moth, Antharea Paphis, feed on the leaves of...

IKAT, tecelagem ancestral

IKAT, ancestral weaving

Ikat is a technique that combines dyeing and weaving. It uses a type of resist dyeing, where bundles of yarn are tied extremely tightly and then dyed in as many...

IKAT, ancestral weaving

Ikat is a technique that combines dyeing and weaving. It uses a type of resist dyeing, where bundles of yarn are tied extremely tightly and then dyed in as many...

SHIBORI, herança manual de estamparia

SHIBORI, heritage stamping manual

Unexpected patterns and fluidly blending tones. This manual printing technique, which originated in Japan in the 8th century, traditionally used the natural blue dye from the Indigo plant. It spread...

SHIBORI, heritage stamping manual

Unexpected patterns and fluidly blending tones. This manual printing technique, which originated in Japan in the 8th century, traditionally used the natural blue dye from the Indigo plant. It spread...