Natasha Nargis

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Natasha Nargis/Textile Artist

After moving from New York City to San Francisco in the 1970s, I decided that I wanted to weave. In 1974 I moved to Santa Fe, where I still live and work. I knew nothing about weaving, but soon found a wonderful teacher in San Francisco, Kay Sekimachi. My mother made clothing, so textiles had always been part of my life — and I love fashion. Linen, silk and cotton are my favorite fibers. My handwoven pieces are also hand-dyed. Each fiber has its own way of absorbing the dye, so the possibilities are endless. Two of my favorite dyeing techniques are ikat and shibori. What I love most is opening a fresh eye and creating something new — and of course gorgeous.

Contact:

Website: natashasantafe.com
Website: dawnbacon.com
Website: artemisiataos.com
My contact info: natashanargis@gmail.com, 505 913-9236. I am available by appointment.

Find my designs at:

Faircloth/Adams in the Inn at Loretto, Santa Fe,
Dawn Bacon Design Studio and Showroom,Lena St. Lofts, Santa Fe, by appointment
Artemisia, 117 Bent St., Taos

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Handwoven hand-dyed shibori linen wrap. Model: Hannah Elise




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Hot pink silk and linen shibori shrug. Model: Marissa Pilar




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Olive, purple, white shibori dyed chef's jacket. 100% cotton




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Brown/black hand warmers 90% cotton 10% spandex




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Linen ikat and shibori dyed linen tunic. Model: Hannah Elise