Silk Workers Notebook

by Cheryl A. Kolander

Everything you could possibly want to know about silk fiber for weaving, spinning and store-bought fabrics. Includes samples of fabrics. Cloth bound and printed on lovely felt-finish paper with a blue deckle edge.

Genres: Reference

155 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1979

Reviews

[Moments of Kabir · Rating 5 out of 5]

This lady is a buddha. Her work serves future generations of children.

She is not one who wishes to remain in samsara. Excellent though the king may be, he accumulates negativity in this world of existence. Although the minister may be excellent, they are like messengers of hell. Although there are many members in the retinue, they are like an assembly of maras. Although one's endowments may be abundant, they remble the objects of the hungry ghost's craving, which can never be sated. She has no time to be a queen to materialistic America while traveling on the path of dharma.

Spiritual Activism is part of her efforts to unify against the forces that divide and confuse the people. She has been bridging subcultures and spiritual community, to bring you quality 100% silk fabrics. Please visit her blog at www.truefibers.net.
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[Clivemichael · Rating 4 out of 5]

Full of accessible and interesting information