ORINUNO - the bag that never made it

ORINUNO in The Sustainable Shop, updates

The Sustainable Shop
view from the entrance

went back to take more photos of the ORINUNO bags.

There're two left!ORINUNO bags
front and back

It's interesting how they divided our labour, admin and material costs, and even made a pie chart of the breakdown.

and, I added more books to the collection as there was only one left.

ORINUNO journals
where they're placed

:)

ORINUNO in The Sustainable Shop, now open!

ORINUNO, a series of machine stitched journal covers made with the Argali paper, and a series of handmade bags of the same title, was inspired by a choli design from a bargain at a shop in Little India, Singapore.
(Ori means to fold in Japanes , and Nuno means fabric/cloth.)

On SALE now at The Sustainable Shop exhibition in #B1-46 of Singapore Management University's Li Ka Shing Library.

ORINUNO handbound journals
handmade embroidered cover
made with the Argali Paper
$18.00 each

ORINUNO handmade bags
put together with batik from
Indonesia and calico fabric
$25.00 each

ORINUNO

ORINUNO - a series of hand bound journals, with covers hand made and embroidered with the Argali Paper, now exhibited at THE SUSTAINABLE SHOP exhibition in SMU. Opens tomorrow evening at 6.30pm.
retails at $18 each, with profits donated to the Borong-Polok Paper Making Unit in Sikkim, India

events page here>http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=231491&id=685170169&saved#!/event.php?eid=147613228614073&index=1

orinuno or oribatik

cut iron sew iron cut sew stitch sew iron cut cut sew sew ironnnnn


it's been going on like this for several days now.

Just finished with this piece. I swear i took 10 hours for this section alone.

ping-pong-sewing

i kind of like how this turned out.


a hybrid of how indo meets jap.