You actually get it. This is the problem with African design everything is traditional — archival — a memory. Okay so what now. But let me read your essayyyyyx
Wow! I always thought that mix of indian aesthetic have so much potential and one more example of it is how nicobar is also doing these mixes with their products.
Thanks for giving a rationale and words to my thought ✨✨✨
Tbh, I felt like this was such an interesting article I read. That's what I felt like international brands were starting to copy and use the Indian design that makes their brand stand out, whereas Indian brands are ignoring the heritage and just falling for modern design. Like, it's not bad, but I felt like carrying your heritage with modern design is something we need to learn. That's what I felt like!!
You actually get it. This is the problem with African design everything is traditional — archival — a memory. Okay so what now. But let me read your essayyyyyx
Wow! I always thought that mix of indian aesthetic have so much potential and one more example of it is how nicobar is also doing these mixes with their products.
Thanks for giving a rationale and words to my thought ✨✨✨
Absolutely gorgeous pieces, thank you for sharing and introducing me to Obeetee! Hoping to add a few pillows and a rug to my home.
Thank you!! Absolutely love their collection
I love this idea of distance as a way of seeing again. Sometimes the object doesn’t need to change at all — only the frame around it does.
Tbh, I felt like this was such an interesting article I read. That's what I felt like international brands were starting to copy and use the Indian design that makes their brand stand out, whereas Indian brands are ignoring the heritage and just falling for modern design. Like, it's not bad, but I felt like carrying your heritage with modern design is something we need to learn. That's what I felt like!!