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A Path of Gestures
Exhibition by OCHRE, originally showcased at 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen — marking the first time an Armenian brand took part in one of Europe’s leading design festivals. The installation brings together two collections: “The Grains” (created with Anush Ghukasyan) and “Prelude” (developed with Aleksey Manukyan). Across textiles, ceramics, embroidery, and wool, the works explore how inherited craft techniques and materials take new forms through contemporary design. • Artists: Anush Ghukasyan, Aleksey Manukyan • Artisan Collaborations: Maral Shohmahlian, women artisans of Goris Handmade, Amasia Wool Factory • Natural Dyeing: WoolWay Studio • Architect: Arsen Karapetyan (d’Arvestanots) • Concept & Development: Anush Zeinalian
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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A Path of Gestures
Exhibition by OCHRE, originally showcased at 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen — marking the first time an Armenian brand took part in one of Europe’s leading design festivals. The installation brings together two collections: “The Grains” (created with Anush Ghukasyan) and “Prelude” (developed with Aleksey Manukyan). Across textiles, ceramics, embroidery, and wool, the works explore how inherited craft techniques and materials take new forms through contemporary design. • Artists: Anush Ghukasyan, Aleksey Manukyan • Artisan Collaborations: Maral Shohmahlian, women artisans of Goris Handmade, Amasia Wool Factory • Natural Dyeing: WoolWay Studio • Architect: Arsen Karapetyan (d’Arvestanots) • Concept & Development: Anush Zeinalian
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.