Alexa Lixfeld at The Temporium

The Temporium 2011: Hamburg designer Alexa Lixfeld is presenting a range of handmade products at The Temporium including handwoven dolls based on drawings made by school children in Sri Lanka.

Alexa Lixfeld

The childrens’ drawings are faithfully replicated in the designs for the dolls, which are then woven from cotton by women in Kurunegala, Sri Lanka.

Alexa Lixfeld

Lixfeld will also bring her coloured porcelain crockery and vessels to The Temporium.

Alexa Lixfeld

These objects have a matt exterior and glazed interior finish and celebrate the slight imperfections that result from hand-finishing processes.

Alexa Lixfeld

Cashmere blankets that have been individually dyed and handwoven in Nepal will also be available at The Temporium.

Alexa Lixfeld

Previous projects by Alexa Lixfeld on Dezeen include a fragrance bottle with a lid made of concrete. See all of our stories about Alexa Lixfeld.

The Temporium 2011

The Temporium is at 65 Monmouth Street, Seven Dials, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9DG from 1-24 December 2011. More info: www.thetemporium.com

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