Showing posts with label artist shaman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artist shaman. Show all posts
Featured Textile: Phulkari
This is a vintage odini (shawl or veil) in the Phulkari style made by rural women in the eastern Punjab region of northern India and the western Punjab region, which is now Pakistan. The word Phulkari means "flower craft" or "flower making." Women create these things to be worn by themselves or loved ones, and they are never offered in the marketplace. On very special occasions and ceremonies, full-body phulkaris are worn, and they are called Baghs, which means "garden." How awesome is that?
Psychedelic Textile Tour of My Home
After working on some of these posts for the Textile as Multi-Tiered Cosmos series, I realized that I have surrounded myself with psychedelic textiles! Here's a textilic tour of my home.
Featured Artist: Sonya Kanelstrand
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Exploring the association of textile art with altered states of consciousness and shamanism has started me thinking about the pivotal role of art in human culture and our survival as a species.
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