I was just browsing Facebook, as one does on a Saturday morning, and saw a post sharing: Illuminating Indigenous Culture Through Plants an article by Zena Cumpston. Very readable and it got me thinking. So many of Injalak Arts’ fabric designs featured or included plants, especially women’s designs. It was something I noted at the …
Plant Themes in contemporary Aboriginal Fabric Designs Part 1. Read More »
Golly, where has the time gone and what has happened to the planet in the last six months? I have plenty to share, it’s been a very eventful and successful 6 months for Flying Fox Fabrics but first I need to get something off my chest (actually, my heart). Goodbye Mrs Sokha My last post …
I (Flick) visited Cambodia in July for two weeks and caught up with partners. It’s the first visit back since Flying Fox Fabrics was launched but we have been doing business with them since 2013 so they are old friends and very keen to chat about the new venture. Previous visits had always been rushed …
Welcome to Flying Fox Fabrics – a brand new start up. On June 26th we finally took the plunge and started a Facebook page, an Instagram account and told people about the online Etsy shop that had been quietly slowly getting stocked. The ladies in the photo are employed by Kravan House founded in 2003 …