Kalimantan ikat textiles and baskets
Jean talks about the motifs, natural dyes, and uses of ikat textiles and baskets from Kalimantan. Listen to why leeches are good for cloths, why you have to feed the crocodile motifs, and what bamboo means for indigenous cultures. Central to Threads of Life’s work with over 1000 weavers on 12 islands across Indonesia has been 15 years of field research studying, documenting, testing, and teaching the archipelago’s natural dye traditions. We are now bringing this experience to an international audience by teaching one- and two-week small-group workshops on fiber arts with natural dyes at our natural dye studio and botanical garden in Ubud, Bali.

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Learning the art of Batik in Bali with Bapak Widya

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Mother of the Blue Darkness

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DANAU SENTARUM - Dayak Life, Culture & Adventure (West Kalimantan)

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Sashiko for Beginners: Tools You Need + How to Stitch a Pattern | da-Mira

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Our new Box of Baskets!

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How I start EVERY weaving

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Loksado - Bamboo Rafting in the Mountains, South Kalimantan

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How to Identify Quality in Clothing (A Rant)

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Bali Bidadari Batik

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Was it impossible to pass the Medieval Knitting Guild Test?

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Why Japanese People Throw Away Beautiful Kimonos? Here's Why

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SPIDER MAN Takes on Spiral Bridge Stunt Ride on Motorcycle🦺🥽بطال الخارقين على القضبان دوامة قمع جس

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Tier Ranking Fabrics by Difficulty Level

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Opposite Day for Kids | Big Acts Like a Kid - Doctor, Dentist, Teacher, Haircut, Funny Role Swap

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Nervous System Regulation (999 Hz) | 1 hour handpan music | Malte Marten

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Who Did This?! 🕵️♀️ Funny Mystery for Kids | Family Mess & Cleanup Fun! Cupcakes, Toilet & Socks

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Turn Waste Disposable Spoons Into Cute Butterfly Decoration! 🦋 Amazing DIY Idea

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Nastya and DIY beauty salon with Friends

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