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My online store goes live! http://www.zazzle.co.uk/ayeshagamietart*
I am very excited to announce the opening of my first online store! http://www.zazzle.co.uk/ayeshagamietart* Goodies include bespoke greeting cards, phone cases, laptop sleeves, cushions, bags, notebooks, watches, wedding invitations, and much, much more to come! Please pay me a visit! All … Continue reading
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Pretty Patterns from Islamic Textiles: Part 2
Salwar Kameez illustration by Ayesha Gamiet 2010 Just a little sneaky peek at an illustration that I have been working on recently. I’m not sure whether or not it’s finished yet – I may add a few more details to … Continue reading
Pretty patterns from Islamic Textiles: Part 1
Last week, I spent a day in SOAS library researching textiles from the Islamic world. I’m working on a project which involves looking at traditional Islamic textiles, then re-interpreting the patterns to create my own designs – I hope to post … Continue reading
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More photos from Abu Dhabi
Last week, I was in Abu Dhabi again, delivering another series of workshops at the Islamic textiles exhibition in the Emirates Palace. I have written a previous post on the exhibition and the work that we have been doing in … Continue reading
A week of teaching in Abu Dhabi…
Advert for the Islamic Embroidery exhibition at the Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi. It’s been a l-o-n-g time since my last post! I’m really sorry for the delay, but I’m blaming it on the volcanic ash cloud from Iceland! We were … Continue reading