Massive Jute Tassels for Rangoon I have always loved natural fibres such as jute, linen, sisal, cottons and silks and when I started making tassels three decades ago they were orignally made from these same rustic materials. My latest overseas commission project is for over-sized tassels, ropes and large light shades for a faithfully restored […]
Training in Battambang At Passementeries we’ve been hand-making 18th Century French tassels and trimming since 1990, while teaching skills at training workshops over these past decades. There are some people who simply love to watch how a tassel is made, and how an intricate braid is slowly created on the loom in front of their eyes. There are other […]
after many years, a new web layout Daily I work on my looms, make cords and teach staff how to make tassels. As much as I love handmade items, I also have a love of technology. It’s been many years since our website has been updates so let’s hope this one is easier to maintain. If not, […]
Interview with Flore Vallery-Radot INTERVIEW I was lucky enough to meet Morrison in Sydney before he relocated to Cambodia. He is an incredibly talented artist, a very precise and highly gifted craftsman. His passementeries are unique, extremely well executed and simply wonderful. Visiting his workshop was a wonderful one of a kind experience. I wish […]
We won! The Burma Cookbook won World’s Best Asian cookbook of the year at Gourmand World Cookbook.
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