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Forgot to take another food pict 😩

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Art by Erin Hanson

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Foods dump

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Garut

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Actually my 2nd time cooking japanese curry. Nyam!

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Believe me, the weather was hot, like super hot feels like i’m a melting ice cream

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240801 vaccination day!

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Was fun to visit dufan again

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Craving for some crunchy 🥭 because of Tiktok (yes, you read it right 😂)

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😂

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Can’t put my gratitude into words after read those letters and unboxed the gifts from my co-workers as my resignation presents.

Having to read each words they poured into those letters made me sobbing so hard to the point i need some time just to cry, then continue reading the letters.

I’ve been working for this company, approximately, almost 3 years. Many ups and down, of course. Facing many obstacles but we faced it together. Sure it’s stressful but you guys made it less overwhelmed. But then again, enough is enough. Can’t stay any longer.

I’m gonna miss u. Thank you for always being kind to me. Thank you for always loving me during those years together.

I’ll take care the mementos so i can remember those good days we’ve spent together.

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Today’s very laaatteeee lunch

I know, i’m trying 😂🫶🏻

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Curious babyyyy

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Wheat mustard sandwhich

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#textile #reference #india

Nakshi kantha (Bengali: নকশ��� কাঁথা) is a type of embroidery tradition from Bengal region, i.e Bangladesh and Indian states of West Bengal, Tripura and part of Assam. The basic material used is thread and old cloth. Traditionally, kantha was produced by women strictly for the use of the family. However, these days after the revival of the nakshi kantha art form, they are produced commercially.

The name nakshi kantha is derived from the Bengali word naksha, which means artistic patterns, and kantha which originated from the Sanskrit word kontha, meaning rags, as kantha is made of rags. Traditionally kanthas had a white background accented with red, blue and black embroidery; later yellow, green, pink and other colours were also included. The running stitch called 'kantha stitch' is the main stitch used. Even though no specific strict symmetry is followed, a finely embroidered kantha will always have a focal point. Most kanthas will have a lotus as focal point, and around the lotus there are often undulating vines or floral motifs. Other motifs may include solar, lunar, wheel, swastika or other circular images as well as flowers, leaves, birds, fish, and animals. Although most kanthas have some repeated traditional motif, no two nakshi kanthas are same and the individual style of the artist is retained.

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