What is a Kilim, what it represented and what does it stand for now? Visual artist Loukia Richards retraces the origins of the hand-woven kilim, a carpet that she has always seen on the floor of her family home in Leonidio, Greece, and that sparked her interest in the political and social value of craftsmanship.
The video part of a video series produced by the European Fashion Heritage Association in collaboration with the Basil Papantoniou Foundation.
Video and Editing: Giorgio Bosisio
With the participation of: Loukia Richards
Research: Angeliki Roumelioti, Basil Papantoniou Foundation
Production and Editing: Anna Carniel, Marta Franceschini
Locations and Date: Loukia's house, Leonidio; Aggeliki & Thomai Psarologou's workshop,Tyros; Hatzipanayiotis' Mansion, Leonidio - Greece, July 2022
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