Poging GOUD - Vrij
Block Party
Veranda
|September - October 2022
In a burst of bright, painterly color, modern makers revive the historic craft of hand-stamped textiles for florals that are pure artistry.
Over a Sweeping Stretch of Linen secured to a table extending more than 50 feet, an artisan impresses a single dye-coated piece of hardwood to fabric. A different carving, another dip into the dye, and a crescendo of colorful pattern begins to dance across the cloth. With each block or stamp comes new layers, alive with hand artistry.
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