OEcotextiles

Indulgent yet responsible fabrics

Relationships and systems

O Ecotextiles (and Two Sisters Ecotextiles)

      From Alaska to Southern California, sea stars (or as I call them,  starfish.    But  scientists like to point out they’re not fish, ergo: “sea stars”) are dying by the millions.  Drew Harvell, a marine epidemiologist at Cornell University, calls it the largest documented marine epidemic in human history.   The disease deflates …

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Bees and the web of life

O Ecotextiles (and Two Sisters Ecotextiles)

I’m happily planning what will be my new organic kitchen garden, and I keep thinking about agriculture and how it relates to Fritjof Capra’s statement that we are all part of a vast interconnected universe – one that is constantly in flux. And I also keep returning to the subject of how agriculture, as practiced …

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