Aman’s REGENERASI exhibition slated to move to Amanjiwo

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REGENERASI, a travelling collaborative exhibition between Aman and pioneering Indonesian farm-to-closet model SukkhaCitta, is ready to maneuver to the hospitality model’s Java property Amanjiwo this autumn.

The Java leg of the exhibition opens on Monday, 1st September, and can stay at Amanjiwo until thirty first December.

Now in its closing week at Amandari, REGENERASI encourages moments of reflection, inspiration, and renewed take care of the Earth.  

Every bit within the exhibition is crafted by ladies utilizing indigenous strategies, grown from regenerative  cotton, and designed to return to the Earth with out waste. 

Greater than a show of textiles, REGENERASI is a  residing narrative with each bit telling the story of how style can regenerate each land and lives. 

An act of affection for the Earth

At its coronary heart, REGENERASI  is a reminder that what we put on may be an act of care towards the Earth and towards each other.  

SukkhaCitta, embodies an identical function to Amandari and Amanjiwo: to uplift native communities and shield  ancestral knowledge with deep care and respect. 

Via handwoven textiles dyed with vegetation, regenerative cotton grown with out chemical compounds, and the voices  of the ladies behind each bit, REGENERASI invitations a quiet rediscovery of the connection between what we  put on and the way we reside, providing a mild name to recollect: style can heal, empower, and renew. 

The exhibition provides area to a contemplative and tactile expertise, the place friends can discover handwoven materials  dyed with vegetation, study MAMA TANAH, an initiative which empowered ladies farmers to heal the  soil and maintain their communities, and look at the debut of KAPAS Kala, SukkhaCitta’s newest assortment grown on regenerative farms. 

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