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Countless small grains are clumped together into a mass, while sphere-like objects made of thin cloth are placed gently on a platform. The former looks like some deep-sea creature and the latter perhaps, a visualization of wind.

— What could these be?

Her embroidery is characterized by subtle and soft tones using many stitches techniques.
She will be holding an embroidery workshop at WALNUT Kyoto, and we spoke with her to learn more about her work and career.

This is a collar embroidered with pretty flowers. You will instantly look gorgeous just by layering it over a dress or shirt.

The way one’s tears gently fall on the sleeves of a garment is called sode shigure in Japanese, or literally, “sleeve-rain.” This word came to mind as I tried on a beautiful mohair cardigan with acrylic beads attached to the cuffs from the knitwear brand Renran.

A Wicker Darling bag reminds us that a bag can be a lot more than a simple container; it should essentially be one’s companion for the day.

Suzani, a cloth embroidered with colorful silk threads that fill the surface, has long been handmade by women in Uzbekistan and other parts of Central Asia.

Helsinki is located on the Gulf of Finland and is the northernmost city with a population of over one million.

A graceful, ruffled bracelet. Earrings like leaves that nestle close to the ears. The basis of her creations is a traditional handcraft, straw work.

These Monster Aliens, made solely of colorful and pop pipe cleaners, are the main monsters that comprise Takuma Fujisaki’s “Mogol World.”

There are many great designers and companies out there in the industry, but Julie Wisenberger is one of the people we truly admire.

Cassandra and we have been friends almost since the beginning of amirisu . In this interview, we take a look at some of her textile journey.

 

“Boozhoo!”

Madison Holler, the founding artist of Rubinski Works based in Minnesota, greeted me with this word as we began conversing via email.