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More model informationBringing a lovely hi-tech shift in the treasury of traditional Jordanian stitches. The tradition of embroidering dresses is one of the finest art forms passed on through generations of villages in Jordan usually stitched by hand with a mono level in height (height of the thread)β¦ I wanted to mimic the basic cell of the stitching element to produce different bigger geometries that can be as well varying in altitudes /heights to be 3D printed filaments replacing threads to a new level up
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Jan 10th 2022
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It's recorded that such embroideries first appeared in ancient China in history. Of course, it's very relative information about their primacy. However, it is still believed that China has embroidered on silk fabrics in the VI-V century BC. Drawings were related to nature and also often depicted birds. In China, there began to produce the first silk fabrics. They cost very much, so the embroidery was engaged exclusively by women of the nobility. Fortunately, today does not need to have the fortune to buy beauty in the form of embroidery. Thanks to matohash.com/pages/embroidery-detroit, it became more accessible.