The Maiwa Guide to Natural Dyes What they are and how to use them Caesalpinia gilliesii (a species of Brazilwood known as the bird of paradise) found in Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile. Photographed at the natural dye garden in Lauris, France. Brazilwood (Sappanwood) - is from the heartwood of...
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Magnificent old brass and copper pot. Approx. two and a half feet wide by three feet high. $1200. |
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Large teak bowls up to three feet across and about eight inches deep. These objects have substantial display potential. $599 each. |
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Hammered brass urn from India. Two hefty rings fastened to the top. Approx. 18 inches across and 20 inches tall. $499. |
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Hand forged copper pot with copper rivets on top band. This is a truly remarkable item. Approx. two and a half feet high and two feet wide. $1999. |
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Rare antique coper urn from India. $1200. Approx 3 feet high and two feet in diameter at the largest width. |
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Antique bronze urn, from a plantation in India. Rare. Approx. 2 feet high by two feet wide. Very solid. $1300. |
Maiwa East
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Thursday, February 21, 2013
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We have been putting up some photos of our 2013 travels. Here are a few more ... Fresh from the dyepot - indigo cloth ...
Friday, February 15, 2013
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The Maiwa Guide to Natural Dyes What they are and how to use them We are working our way through the most common dyes ...
Saturday, February 09, 2013
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Maiwa has been on the road for a little over a month now. Visiting people and places throughout India and Bangladesh ...
Wednesday, February 06, 2013
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