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Pennines Textile Belt: A Hidden Industrial Spine

The Pennines, a rugged area in northern England, were pivotal for textile innovation due to water power, skilled artisans, and industrial advancements. This textile belt, encompassing towns like Huddersfield and Manchester, contributed significantly to Britain’s industrial identity while being linked to colonial exploitation. Its legacy inspires contemporary art and heritage work.… Read More Pennines Textile Belt: A Hidden Industrial Spine

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Living With Cloth: A Slow Practice For Uncertain Times

This post explores the intimate relationship between textiles and human experience, emphasising their role as everyday companions that provide comfort during challenging times. Cloth allows a slower, gentler engagement with life, fostering healing through presence and repair. It underscores the importance of care in our choices while inviting mindfulness in how we live with fabric.… Read More Living With Cloth: A Slow Practice For Uncertain Times

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