{"version":"1.0","provider_name":"Katr\u00e9","provider_url":"https:\/\/katrearula.com\/en\/","author_name":"katreadmin","author_url":"https:\/\/katrearula.com\/en\/author\/katreadmin\/","title":"Red Skirt JAAN from the \"N\u00f5elapisteline\" Collection - Katr\u00e9","type":"rich","width":600,"height":338,"html":"<blockquote class=\"wp-embedded-content\" data-secret=\"eIlyOG9H6C\"><a href=\"https:\/\/katrearula.com\/en\/toode\/red-skirt-jaan-from-the-noelapisteline-collection\/\">Red Skirt JAAN from the &#8220;N\u00f5elapisteline&#8221; Collection<\/a><\/blockquote><iframe sandbox=\"allow-scripts\" security=\"restricted\" src=\"https:\/\/katrearula.com\/en\/toode\/red-skirt-jaan-from-the-noelapisteline-collection\/embed\/#?secret=eIlyOG9H6C\" width=\"600\" height=\"338\" title=\"&#8220;Red Skirt JAAN from the &#8220;N\u00f5elapisteline&#8221; Collection&#8221; &#8212; Katr\u00e9\" data-secret=\"eIlyOG9H6C\" frameborder=\"0\" marginwidth=\"0\" marginheight=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" class=\"wp-embedded-content\"><\/iframe><script>\n\/*! 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The names of the items are derived from our colorful calendar months, the different shades of which are reflected in each set. MAY - emergence, JANUARY - the celebration of light at Midsummer's Eve, JULY - July's beach fun, AUGUST - the August flower scene in the flowerbeds, and MICHAEL - the darkness that Michaelmas brings.  The collection brings together natural materials - linen and wool, which are the mainstays of our heritage textiles. Linen garments with a national silhouette have quilted patterns that carry forward our life patterns like a memory stick. The thinly woven linen fabric is a symbol of transparent fashion with its translucency. Needlework accessories draw attention to a technique that has long been in history and once warmed the bodies of our ancestors.   What makes this collection special? Items made using the needle technique have remained for the personal or close use of those who love heritage crafts. Not many items made using this technique are found in public spaces. Presenting and introducing the collection provides an opportunity to enjoy the uniqueness and possibilities of items made using this dignified technique. Eyeleting has been added to the heritage needle technique to achieve a double circular item that has many different uses. Since the technique is very time-consuming, such large items are not made. Thus, we invented an item that performs various functions: headgear - a hat\/cap, a neckerchief\/scarf, a shawl, a muff, a belt\/back warmer, a bag warmer on a cold day or a cooler on a hot day, etc.    If one technique is so special and deserves special attention, then everything else should support it. The solution for making clothes was linen fabric scraps that had been waiting for their time for nearly 20 years, which are monochromatic and allow the natural-colored woolen yarns to shine. The design and production of the clothes have played with transparency and opacity.  What materials have been used? The clothes are made of 100% linen fabric. These are defective, loosely woven blind fabric production residues and strips with woven edges created during the cutting. Katre Arula's creations are largely made from production residues, in this case, fabrics that have been waiting for their time for almost 20 years are given value. Strips of fabric with woven edges of fabrics are also used, which, when sewn together, create the effect of a striped skirt.   The accessories are made from half-worsted yarn processed at the local small Muru wool mill from the Lahemaa Heritage House sheep's wool. The yarn is spun specifically for needlework (i.e. z-twist). The shades are natural or dyed with natural dyes (onion peel, indigo, crape, cochineal, goldenrod)."}