Wool In a Pot
Hosted by Irene PurasachitThis project is now archived and was part of DDW20
Felting in a pot
Irene Purasachit
Wool In a Pot is an experimental project focusing solely on exploring the endless possibilities of how wool could be formed based on the principle of established wool felting techniques. Using only ordinary kitchenware such as a pot results in unique organically shape felted pieces.
The online exhibition 'Wool In a Pot' will walk you through the endless possibilities of how wool could be formed based on the principle of established wool felting techniques in the home set up environment.
With a twist to the principle of wet felting
Pot felted sample no.01
Irene Purasachit
Pot felted sample no.03
Irene Purasachit
Pot felted samples
About Irene Purasachit
A Thai designer, currently based in Finland. Always keen and passionate to learn new things from a different perspective.
By asking herself ‘What can I do as a designer?’ led Irene to try various design areas. Her recent works revolve around the topic of exploring material, both in the technique of the existing ones and creating novel material from agricultural waste.
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