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Birmingham Museum, UK
Artist Colin Yates working with Saltley Academy Year 7 - Year 9.
The work incorporates traditional block printing techniques alongside the use of stencils and free from design.
CREDITS
- TOP: [SEYMOUR Garment] - Freya Top (Green)
- SKIRT: [SEYMOUR Garment] - Freya Skirt (Green)
- RINGS: :: ANTAYA :: - Simple bento rings
- NECKLACE: LaGyo_Jainey - Necklace @ Collabor88
- EARRINGS: LaGyo_Jainey - Earrings @ Collabor88
- FLOWERS [HANDS]: *Tentacio* - Neon vibes bouquet @ Collabor88
- FLOWERS [HEAD]: *Tentacio* - Neon vibes Headpiece @ Collabor88
- SKIN: Gloom. - Mackie Skin [Velour Tone - Sienna] for Lelutka Evo X [worn on Avalon Head]
- EYES: Gloom. - Nymph Collection
- LIPSTICK: Velour - Nina Lipstick / Pack 04 (Lelutka Evolution)
- HAIR: DOUX - Taiane hairstyle
The funeral garments and trousseaux of the pre-Columbian elites were decorated with plates and pendants made of these precious metals. Although these were ornaments with generally delicate and small elements, they were finely worked and showed detailed symbolic motifs.
Items on display outside the shop of a Berber artisan garment maker in Imilchil, Morocco.
The clothing is typically made from cotton (for the hot summer months) or wool for the cold winter months - Imilchil is over 2100m above sea level, so the winters can be relatively harsh - the mean temperature in January rarely gets above freezing.
Coat and dress ensemble. Wool felt, lambs wool, perspex, wood, sequins. Felt, brooches and buttons by Annie Sherburne and C&N. Sample garment by Jean Muir Ltd. The Coral Reef 1988.
For many years, all kinds of garments were made in this building. Women worked for hours to mass produce simple clothes. The exterior has been perfectly restored. (Lombok, Utrecht, Nederland)