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Book signing at Cloth and Goods Studio

We are so honored to announce that we will be hosting Aimee Lee’s new book called Hanji Unfurled a Journey into Korean Papermaking on March 2oth at 6:30 pm. If you are in the Portland area please do come by , it will be a special evening. 915 NW 19th Ave Studio E . For more details see our Facebook page.

Please watch this videohttp://vimeo.com/aimeelee/hanjiunfurled

Posted by Melissa Newirth on February 03, 2013 0 comments

New Artist

We are excited to represent Joanne Fielder photography

As a photographer she is inspired by nature and it’s introspective encounters. I love that she appreciates what she calls” routine beauty” or time we navigate through. From a series of Which Way Ducks to Later On, Joanne has an eye for beauty and refinement.

Please click on the picture so you can view the entire image

Posted by Melissa Newirth on January 27, 2013 0 comments

13 Shades of Indigo

African Mossi Indigo Wrapper Cloths
So many shades and name of Indigo!!!!
In eighteenth century Europe “dyers classified indigo colours into thirteen separate shades, beginning with the lightest: ‘milk-blue, pearl-blue, pale-blue, flat-blue, middling-blue, sky-blue, queen’s blue, turkish-blue, watchet-blue, garter-blue, mazareen-blue, deep-blue, and very deep or navy-blue (or ‘infernal blue’).”

Posted by Melissa Newirth on January 20, 2013 1 comment

How to Decorate your Space with Indigo and Denim

MSN Living for Glo Magazine collaborated with Remodelista, highlighting some of Cloth and Goods’ Products on pages 5 & 8 of the article.

Click on this linkfor page.

Posted by Melissa Newirth on January 15, 2013 0 comments

Lauhala Artist From Hawaii

We are so excited about a new product we had to share it with you before we put it on our website!

They are stunning. I have just come back from the holidays in Hawaii and had the honor of meeting an artists who works with the lauhala plant.

His workmanship is so refined and has such a great sense of color and design. I am very happy to have found a product from a place that I call my home.