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BAJRA

IOTA21

Shabri Warble reinterprets the traditional garments of Kutch, Gujarat, India into contemporary garments. The simplicity of the cut is complemented by the intricate hand-crafting of the textiles. In this collection, she has also up-cycled local quilts and saris. 

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View garment details and information about who wove, stitched, and dyed the clothes.

Exhibited at

Curiosity and the Cloth Fashion Event for IOTA21 @ Boola Bardip, WA Museum

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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of culture and spirit, of country, waters and skies, where the Indian Ocean Craft Triennial takes place, in particular the peoples of Noongar Boodja. We recognise their continuing connection to the ancestors and are grateful for the nurture of contemporary culture as we respect Elders, past, present and emerging.

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