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While growing and being scutched in Europe, 80 pof flax nowadays has to be exported to China to be combed, spun and weaved before being reimported. By working directly with the scutched fibers, this project aims to presents new aspects of linen and sustain a local production in Normandy.
While growing and being scutched in Europe, 80% of flax nowadays has to be exported to China to be combed, spun and weaved before being reimported. This economical situation contradicts the sustainable growth of the fiber and its local culture. By working
