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Read the 1st of 3 Sadabahar commissions connecting England and India: ‘Did you know, there’s an evergreen tree called Mimusops elengi? Others name it Barsoli, Karakuli, Starflower. Deep at its core lies an intense red heartwood. A fire within...’ artificialsilk.org/?page_id=… #UKSPF
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‘Circles’ creative writing workshop coming soon at the Nicholson Institute @WeareStaffs @VisitMoorlands @moorlandsradio @EnjoyStaffs Went looking, found two roses and a home-baked fruit and nut cake. 12 free workshop places, 1st July. Phone 01538 395530 artificialsilk.org
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‘Sadabahar’ is another way of saying ‘evergreen.’ On the postcard reverse is space to write creatively about climate. Drop by the HuG green arts festival in Leek 24th June, 1-3pm, meet Keralan writer Deva Benny and children involved in Moorlands Climate Action outdoor projects.
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Join eco-tourism scholar Devasiachan Benny & A.T. Boyle @Spout_ on 27 April 2023 for a relaxed creative workshop exploring new directions through the objects we bring to the session. artificialsilk.org @LeekArtsFest @moorlandsradio @StaffsWildlife @StaffsTourism @EnjoyStaffs
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‘The priceless fragrance that attracted honeybees to our evergreen mimuspos elengi was only ever temporarily masked by what we were eating for dinner…’ writes Devasiachan Benny about a home and garden rediscovered by looking closely through exObjects artificialsilk.org/?page_id=…
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‘Just as the Meenachil River brought water to replenish the coconut tree and flowers of my childhood garden, so I want to replenish and safeguard what I can…’ Read the latest exObject here: artificialsilk.org/?page_id=… #climatechangeisreal #environment #sustainability @inBritish
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‘As the walls of the concrete mansion grew, the raspberry crimson fruit was still blooming, a taste of chambaka sitting on the tip of my tongue,’ writes @BDevasiachan about his childhood garden in the new exObject artificialsilk.org/?page_id=… @AttenboroughSir #savethebees @inBritish
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Congrats to Sir David Attenborough!
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Read the newest exObject about two keys saved from a family home. The big key opens a front door that is no longer there, the small key opens a wardrobe door. While grieving for a lost house, this story from Devasiachan Benny lets us into a happy childhood artificialsilk.org/?page_id=…

























