
Repurposing Art For Fashion | Marianne Fassler
With faces and patterns emerging from prints and non-commercial fabrics, Marianne Fassler created something new and truly African.
With faces and patterns emerging from prints and non-commercial fabrics, Marianne Fassler created something new and truly African.
What’s exciting is that Orange Culture highlights the things we care about, like art and ethical handmade products.
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