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Devoré Reformulated

Emma Gribble

This practice-led research reformulated the traditional Devoré textile print process using safer, less hazardous approaches, demonstrating that environmentally responsible innovation can preserve historically significant textile techniques within contemporary studio practice.

Type
Other
Keywords
DevoréGreen maker initiativeMake SouthwestMaterialsSustainableTextilesTextiles processes
Research Groups
Making FuturesKnowledge ExchangeMaterial FuturesCentre for Circular Materials (CCM)
Reference
Gribble, E., (2025) Devoré Reformulated. [Research Practice] Arts University Plymouth. DOI: 10.66992/Ny3tnA
Publish Date
2025