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All Festivals Tea Towel

All Festivals Tea Towel

Bring the color and spirit of Nepali festivals to your kitchen with this beautiful printed tea towel!

This is one of a series of towels featuring seven festivals that are revered by the Tharu people in Central Nepal: Teej, Krishna Ashstami, Loshar Parba, Maghi, Atwari, Tihar, and Dashain. This towel carries images from all seven festivals.

The images were embroidered by four fiber artists in Bardiya district – Kushma, Kanchan, Geeta and Binita - who lost family members during the conflict in Nepal (1996-2006). The four are members of the Network of Families of the Disappeared Nepal (NEFAD) and have turned to stitching as a form of therapy and source of income. They have formed an association, Bardiya Craft, to make embroidery and also offer embroidery training to Tharu women. The towels were designed by Daniela Passos in Brazil.

Profits from the towels will be invested in Bardiya Craft.

These towels can be purchased for $17.50 a towel and $110 for a set of eight.

Dimensions

26" x 27"

Regular price $17.50 USD
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Meet the Artist

Kushma, Geeta, Kanchan and Binita, seen in the photo, have turned to embroidery as a form of therapy and source of income. Together they then used their stitching skills to depict seven festivals that are revered and enjoyed by Tharu people.

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