Socks Cranes (black, 5 pairs) rachelThese socks are inspired by a pattern design of Japanese cranes, pictured on a 100 year old 'furisode'. This is a precious Japanese kimono only worn by young, unmarried women. The word 'kimono literally means something to wear, a slight hint that the most important feature is its pattern, taken from nature and bursting with symbolism. Throughout Asia, the crane bird is a symbol of happiness and eternal youth. It's seen as a mystical creature and is
almost shimmering movement
the circles seem structured
giftbox with storytelling: 25x26x2
innovation
it is interesting to note that this bouquet is absolutely impossible to gather in real life
a technique in which the artist allows her hand to move freely across the paper without conscious control
Yet there is no evidence that Dietrich herself ever visited the country of her fan base
This rain hat is inspired by a fabric design of Lyubov Popova
where she joined the artists’ group ‘Circle and Rectangle’
he reinvented his practice – he began to “paint with scissors”
In each of her paintings
This big shopper is inspired by a pattern design of Japanese cranes