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ART

CLOTHING

Kimono Paludier Golden silk lining around neckline and sleeves Indigo thick fabric. The kimono can be worn from two sides The inside of the jacket is embellished with Sashiko stitches. Made in The Netherlands. * * * * * #oromo #oromoatelier #Dutchcr
Oromo Atelier communicates how textile traditions in West Africa can teach the world a new way to produce beautiful fabrics without the use of fossil fuels. * * * * * #oromo #oromoatelier #Dutchcraftsmanship #Europeancraftsmanship #Africantextiles #
Kimono Paludier Golden silk lining around neckline and sleeves Indigo thick fabric The kimono can be worn from two sides The inside of the jacket is embellished with Sashiko stitches Made in The Netherlands * * * * * #oromo #oromoatelier #Dutchcraft
Oromo Atelier contributes to climate action by promoting a conscious way to sourcing and making products. * * * * * #oromo #oromoatelier #Dutchcraftsmanship #Europeancraftsmanship #Africantextiles #Indigo #bluegold #climateaction #sustainabletextile
Oromo Atelier is a brand committed to quality by creating products that can be in use for far longer – that can be repaired, upgraded, altered, and ultimately recycled as a high-quality material feedstock, rather than discarded as landfill. * *
Oromo Atelier communicates how textile traditions in West Africa can teach the world a new way to produce beautiful fabrics without the use of fossil fuels. * * * * * #oromo #oromoatelier #Dutchcraftsmanship #Europeancraftsmanship #Africantextiles #I
Oromo Atelier sits at the center of the conversation around new (actually very old) forms of value creation by telling the stories of how indigo and mud cloth are made now following old regenerative traditions in Africa. * * * * * #oromo #oromoatelie
Oromo Atelier Focuses on appreciation of the product ́s provenance, the story of the makers, the materials, the techniques. * * * * * #oromo #oromoatelier #Dutchcraftsmanship #Europeancraftsmanship #Africantextiles #Indigo #bluegold #climateaction #s
Responsibly sourced textiles come from small ateliers in Sub- Saharan Africa (Benin, Burkina Faso and Mali) where traditional dyes such as Indigo and mud are used. These textiles are then combined with unique vintage silks dyed with natural ingredie