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A Cambodian Experience This past winter Ms. Berman
spent two months in Cambodia where she continued her study of Khmer
textiles. Her first stop was in Siem
Reap where she attended a symposium on Khmer ikat. After
a few weeks studying representations of textiles in the carvings of numerous
temple complexes around Siem Reap, Ms. Berman went to Phnom Penh to view an
exhibition of pidan organized by the Pidan Poject Team. Pidan are pictorial silk ikats
used in Buddhist temples. Car
and boat brought Ms. Berman to the remote village of Sre Po in the District
and Province of Stung Treng. There
she worked with the Stung Treng Women’s Development Center (SWDC), an NGO
founded by two of the most remarkable people, Ngoun Chanta and Kim dara Chan,
both survivors of the holocaust. |
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At SWDC, a silk weaving center
that provides education, training and support for women at risk, Ms. Berman
assisted with color and product design suggestions, helped Chan and Chanta
with computer programs, discussed business practices and goals, and provided
a few architectural and design suggestions for the new facilities. Before she left she was honored to become
a member of the Board of Trustees of this most worthwhile project. Please contact Mona Berman to
inquire how you can help support this most worthwhile project. A note from Mona
Berman |
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you will take a few minutes to browse through some of our projects or to
review our client list. |
Since we have almost
1,000 ethnographic works available, that area of our website will be
incrementally updated and ever-changing.
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framing, appraisals, or any of our other services, feel free to contact us by
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