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Handwoven Doll – Donkey
The nicest animal of the Greek islands, the donkey!
Brooch handwoven fish
Fish brooch made from hand woven fabric, for beautiful summer looks.
Handwoven Doll Amalia
Handmade woven doll, inspired by Amalia’s traditional women’s clothing.
Handwoven Doll Evzonas
Handwoven doll, inspired by Amalia’s traditional women’s clothing.
Tsarouhi handwoven cushion.
This cushion will give a touch of tradition into your space.
Woven Playful Cushion Castle
Who lives inside the castle?
Handmade cushion, made of woven fabric and decorated with a design of all-wool felt. The doll pops in and out for endless play.
Playful Cushion Flying Disc
Who lives inside the flying disc?
Handmade cushion, made of woven fabric and decorated with a design of all-wool felt. The doll pops in and out of the flying disc for endless play.
Handwoven Playful Cushion Rocket
Let’s fly to the moon!
Handmade cushion, made of woven fabric and decorated with a design of all-wool felt. The doll pops in and out of the rocket for endless play.
Handwoven Playful Cushion Mushroom
Who lives inside the mushroom?
Handmade cushion, made of woven fabric and decorated with a design of all-wool felt. The doll pops in and out of the mushroom for endless play.
Handwoven cushion with white boat
Handwoven cushion with white boat
Creative workshops - educational programs
We have designed a series of creative workshops that take place in the ERGANI weaving workshop upon request.
Eco - weaving
Felt beads
Frame weaving / rigid heddle loom weaving
Felting
Doll making
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We chose the name ERGANI for the workshop because it was the goddess Athena’s nickname. She is known in Greece not only as the mother of the city of Athens, but also a goddess of craftsmanship. She taught weaving.
I have always been amazed at the idea that weaving was the first thing that humans discovered to satisfy what must have been one of their greatest needs: to introduce into the basic landscape of their lives what must have seemed miraculous – comfort, practicality, and beauty. Equally amazing is the fact that the way we weave today is more or less the same as it has been throughout the ages, despite the technological advances. It is an art that connects us directly with the past.