MARIANNE SENECHAL
Using silk and cotton as a foundations, Marianne Senechal create fabrics with a specific drape, hand, texture, and color palette to compliment her garment designs. Fine layers of English, Australian, New Zealand or U.S. wools are incorporated into each textile. Luxurious fibers such as cashmere, alpaca and qiviut are often used as well.
Marianne says: "My designs reflect my passion for the natural world. Because of the beauty seen through my geologic pursuits, fabrics might resemble minute textures found crystalline rock, flow structures in river sandbars, the color and sweep of mountain landscapes, or arabesques of diatoms flowing in vast ocean currents."
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Using silk and cotton as a foundations, Marianne Senechal create fabrics with a specific drape, hand, texture, and color palette to compliment her garment designs. Fine layers of English, Australian, New Zealand or U.S. wools are incorporated into each textile. Luxurious fibers such as cashmere, alpaca and qiviut are often used as well.
Marianne says: "My designs reflect my passion for the natural world. Because of the beauty seen through my geologic pursuits, fabrics might resemble minute textures found crystalline rock, flow structures in river sandbars, the color and sweep of mountain landscapes, or arabesques of diatoms flowing in vast ocean currents."
duboisderoche.com
