Lambford
Lambford by Jo March http://www.redraggallery.co.uk/showInventoryHQ.asp?iId=7183&title=Lambford+&artist=Jo+MARCH
Dedicated to the holy in nature. The life in the seed. The beauty that feeds the world.
Lambford by Jo March http://www.redraggallery.co.uk/showInventoryHQ.asp?iId=7183&title=Lambford+&artist=Jo+MARCH
This is a great video that show China’s plan to become a super power and the impact to the United States of North America are huge. Obama was working to slow our decline as an empire and Trump is doing a great job at speeding up our decline.
If one is pressed to describe what makes a tree a tree, long life is right up there with wood and height. While many plants have a predictably limited life span (what scientists call “programmed senescence”), trees don’t, and many persist for centuries. In fact, …
From: Gordon Kreps “I am new to quilting. This was the third quilt I made. Disappearing spiral Only been quilting for six months”
National Centre of Folk Culture “Ivan Honchar Museum” made a beautiful video about pysanky. Pysanka is Ukrainian Easter egg, an absolutely unique cultural creation. It is striking in its elegance, perfection and wealth of compositional variations, ornamental elements, and motifs. On the eve of Easter, Ivan Honchar Museum presents this animated video to tell you about pysanky of different historical and geographical regions of Ukraine. The video features pysanky replicating the ones from Ivan Honchar’s personal collection compiled between mid-1950’s – late 1980s. Pysanky were reproduced by the employee of the museum, pysanka artists Larysa Holovnia & Nadiia Bilotkach. Ivan Honchar’s stock collection of pysanky includes 392 pieces.
It’s not clear exactly when people developed the technology that allowed them to begin hunting whales, but scholars generally believe Arctic whaling developed off the coast of Alaska sometime between 600 and 800 CE. For thousands of years before then, Arctic people survived by hunting …
A conversation about Russian embroidery with Marianna Medvedeva, a teacher of ancient crafts and the creator of the Museum of Russian Embroidery. Directed by Julia Chupina.
Traditions with Marianne Medvedeva, a teacher of old style needlework. She is also in charge of the Embroidery and Needlework Museum (Saint-Petersburg, Russia). Directed by Yulia Chupina.