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From Embroidery to PorcelainNov 9 – Nov 27
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Rescued Armenian Embroidery
Nov11Wed, November 1119:00
Tumo Studios44 Arami poghots, Yerevan 0010, ArmeniaA talk with Narek Van Ashughatoyan, a lawyer and collector of artistic textiles, exploring centuries-old needlework through the bilingual book “Rescued Armenian Embroidery”. The pieces featured in the book draw from his personal collection, acquired from international markets and auctions, primarily representing the embroidery traditions of Van, Marash, Urfa, and Aintab. Language: Armenian. Registration: via the link in the organizer's Instagram profile.
Organizer
TUMO Studios is a nonprofit, hands-on design and craft education program in Yerevan that runs workshops, technical courses, public lectures, exhibitions and collaborative fashion projects. The Studios emphasize analog product-making, sustainability, and community-driven initiatives (e.g., Hand by Hand) to support young artisans and displaced women.
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Rescued Armenian Embroidery
Nov11Wed, November 1119:00
Tumo Studios44 Arami poghots, Yerevan 0010, ArmeniaA talk with Narek Van Ashughatoyan, a lawyer and collector of artistic textiles, exploring centuries-old needlework through the bilingual book “Rescued Armenian Embroidery”. The pieces featured in the book draw from his personal collection, acquired from international markets and auctions, primarily representing the embroidery traditions of Van, Marash, Urfa, and Aintab. Language: Armenian. Registration: via the link in the organizer's Instagram profile.
Organizer
TUMO Studios is a nonprofit, hands-on design and craft education program in Yerevan that runs workshops, technical courses, public lectures, exhibitions and collaborative fashion projects. The Studios emphasize analog product-making, sustainability, and community-driven initiatives (e.g., Hand by Hand) to support young artisans and displaced women.
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See allFrom Embroidery to PorcelainNov 9 – Nov 27