Laser Cut Aran Jumper

Experiment

Heritage

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Traditional

Drawing inspiration from the Aran jumper, this work highlights its patterns and symbolism rooted in Irish life and landscape. Laser cutting replicates the time-honored techniques, from the honeycomb stitch symbolizing hard work and fruitful reward to the diamond stitch representing interconnectedness and prosperity. Honouring the hard work and resilience of the wearer, making their clothing not only practical but also beautiful.

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Material

Fiber

Craft

Textiles

General Technique

Forming and shaping
Surface modifying

Specific Technique

The embroidery technique employed is Sashiko, originating in Japan and used to repair garments worn by farmers and fishermen. Exploring the connection between Sashiko and the Aran Sweater, both techniques elevate traditional workwear, imbuing it with meaning and protection.

Properties & Qualities

Application

Clothing Art

Qualities

Tactile Colourful

Colour

Black Red Blue White

Sample Information

Date of creation

2021

Dimensions

Mannequin Dimensions: Height: 179cm Bust: 84cm Waist: 63cm Hips: 83cm

Credits

Craft Maker

Ally Nolan

Practitioner

Ally Nolan

Intertwining tradition and innovation, my work is rooted in Irish culture, crafting designs that resonate with our collective spirit.

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