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Everyday we do something new…you can too! Come join a workshop, see art, learn about plants and history in a way that is experiential. It’s been hot that’s for sure! Got some machines in the workshop and sewing and working with some pretty cool?
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The Art of Indigo master class, August 29 and 30, as shared in the original workshop flyer.
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Behind the scenes with artist Arun Drummond 🍃 Arun takes us through his powerful installation, Unknown: The Unfinished Monument, created for the Journey to Indigo exhibit. Listen in as he shares why he choose bamboo as his core material and how?
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First processing begins. The plants are ready, twice as tall than in this pic, taken a couple weeks ago! Much gratitude to @compostinmyshoe and all the staff and Magnolia for supporting this new endeavor, supporting local artists and providing?
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Much love and gratitude also to volunteer Kailyn that filled the front raised beds with yard debris for the suffriticosa beds! (Not pictured)
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Harvested yesterday with a beautiful group of humans, more pics to come, it’s an odd growing year, thank you to the owner of this property for trying a different way of growing! It’s Tetris as the nursery so hope to do a bigger harvest in a?
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Indirubin pink dye extracted from indigo leaves produces pink to dark shades. Meanwhile, indigo extraction gives blue shades. Silk and wool fibers are ideal for indirubin dyeing. This top features silk and cotton with French seams, created from?
