Paola is doing a cross-country speaking tour in Canada and the US. Check her Events page for details.
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| Thai grandmother at her cotton loom. Photo credit: Paola Gianturco. |
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| Thai grandmother making indigo dye. Photo credit: Ellen Agger. |
Book: Grandmother Power - Rayela Blog review
Read another perspective on the sharing of grandmother power in TAFA List founder Rachel Biel's review of Paola Gianturco's book -- Grandmother Power: A Global Phenomenon.
Paola is doing a cross-country speaking tour in Canada and the US. Check her Events page for details.
Paola is doing a cross-country speaking tour in Canada and the US. Check her Events page for details.
Slow Fashion that Puts People First
An article in Urban Times by TAMMACHAT Natural Textiles' co-founder Alleson Kase explores TAMMACHAT's approach to fair trade and introduces some of our weaving partners.
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| Spinning organic cotton in Thailand |
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| Organic silk scarf from Thailand |
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| Organic silk scarf from Laos |
Tammachat: Beautiful Textiles that Make a Difference
It's been a busy month online and off for TAMMACHAT Natural Textiles!
Read these interesting stories about TAMMACHAT and Paola Gianturco's new book, Grandmother Power: A Global Phenomenon. We're thrilled with the Thailand connection in her fascinating section on a grandmothers' organic cotton weaving group.
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| A grandmother in Kokkabok village dyeing cotton with natural indigo |
Kokkabok Women's Cotton Group: Supporting Itself Sustainably
Make Cotton Sustainable
Make Cotton Sustainable
Grandmother Power
HandEye Magazine
HandEye Magazine
These Grandmothers Are Changing the World
Huffington Post
Huffington Post
Grandmother Power Review Preview
The Environmental Blog.org
The Environmental Blog.org
Our handwoven textiles are featured in 2 Facebook albums by TAFA List (the Textile and Fiber Art List), a great place to find handmade textiles: