International Folk Art Market: Angel Chang
With the International Folk Art Market (11-14 July) in full swing, we shine a spotlight Angela Chang who wis exhibiting at speaking at the international event.
Angel Chang, whose eponymous zero-carbon womenswear line is made seed-to-button entirely by hand without electricity. Angel collaborates with indigenous tribes in the mountains using ancient techniques that follow the cycles of nature. The collection launched in 2020 and since Angel has given a TED Talk on How Ancient Textiles Can Help the Future and created TED-Ed lessons on the Lifecycle of a T-Shirt and The Wildly Complete Anatomy of a Sneaker.
Angel is about to embark on a two-year journey around the world (10 countries, 5 continents) to visit artisan villages and design her next collection of clothing, textiles and home/lifestyle items.
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Angel Chang, whose eponymous zero-carbon womenswear line is made seed-to-button entirely by hand without electricity. Angel collaborates with indigenous tribes in the mountains using ancient techniques that follow the cycles of nature. The collection launched in 2020 and since Angel has given a TED Talk on How Ancient Textiles Can Help the Future and created TED-Ed lessons on the Lifecycle of a T-Shirt and The Wildly Complete Anatomy of a Sneaker.
Angel is about to embark on a two-year journey around the world (10 countries, 5 continents) to visit artisan villages and design her next collection of clothing, textiles and home/lifestyle items.
Want to read more of this article?
We are proud to be a subscriber-funded publication with members in 185 countries. We know our readership is passionate about textiles, so we invite you to help us preserve and promote the stories, memories, and histories that fabric holds. Your support allows us to publish our magazine, and also ‘what's on’ information, and subscription interviews, reviews, and long-read articles in our online blog.
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