Intentionally Different Tours
A Different Morocco with Sue Buckle 2024. Book now
17 Days | 11 - 27 Sep, 2024 - Limited places available $AUD6878 TBC. per person, twin share, ex Casablanca. Along the 'Road of the 1000 Kasbahs'. "I have visited Morocco several times ov...
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Textiles and Culture of Sumba and Flores. Small group. Few tourists. Great ikat.
17 Days | 16 June - 02 July, 2024 $AUD7621. per person, ex Denpasar. Our Group and their Colourful Bus. Julie Ryder, well respected indigo dyer, textile artist and weaver, invites yo...
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Textiles of Thailand & Laos with Valerie Kirk 2025
16 Days | 21 January - 05 February, 2025 $US3,640/$AU5760* per person, joining in Chiang Mai, concluding in Vientiane. "I invite you to join with me as we travel from the cultural cent...
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Textiles, Craft, Arts and History of ‘Four Stans’.
27 Days | 22 Aug - 17 Sep, 2024. $AU9,763 joining in Almaty, end in Tashkent. Bookings coming in. Places available. Our small group journey begins in Kazakhstan, through Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan,...
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Textiles of Japan 2025 with Valerie Kirk
14 Days | May 2025 bookings open. $AUD8771 aprox pp, joining and concluding in Osaka. Learning about silk production and weaving preparation Apart from textiles, Japan has profound skills i...
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Elephants of Katha
Throughout Asia elephants were both sacred and workers. Sacred ones live as sculptural edifices in temples, while worker...
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A Different Morocco with Sue Buckle
This is my first day.
I am sitting in the courtyard of the riad we are staying in at Rabat, sipping mint tea!
Truly pinc...
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Weaving in India
India a land of Surprises.
In a mud hut this poised young women is weaving a man’s cloth on the banks of the Brahmapu...
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Japan and the People you Meet
Japan is a place of deep craft skills and where the very contemporary meets the very traditional is such a way that they...
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Sumba and Flores Textiles
17 days | 17 June - 03 July 2018 $4935, per person twin share.
Join Christine Pearson and discover the textile v...
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Japan and the unexpected