Ep. 5 From Tunisia to the World: Craft, Diaspora & Fouta Harissa

Paglalarawan

In this episode of Custodians of Craft, we sit down with Alia Mahmoud and Lamia Hatira, co-founders of Fouta Harissa, a modern textile studio rooted in Tunisia and stretched across the diaspora. Born out of friendship, memory, and a shared reverence for the fouta, the everyday Tunisian textile that dries quickly, folds softly, and carries generations. Fouta Harissa is their love letter to heritage and a step towards reviving the Tunisian textile industry. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fouta Harissa Website: https://www.foutaharissa.com/ Fout Harissa Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foutaharissa/ Fouta Harissa Playlist: https://tinyurl.com/4sjfaae7 All images copyright: Fouta Harissa Links to the brands mentioned in the conversation: La Liste Tunisienne: https://www.lalistetunisienne.tn/ Nor Black Nor White: https://norblacknorwhite.com/ Wanda LePhoto: https://wandalephoto.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Links to Subject Matter: Newsletter: https://www.subjectmatter.world/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/subjectmatter-world/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/subjectmatter.labs/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/43jL0jS2UgMvnq3APTBKOe?si=twZohuvJSBiZFfHUfzLfAQ Hosted & Produced by Rini Bankhwal --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This episode is brought to you by Book of Rebel Asians, a platform, a voice, a movement & soon to be published book. On a mission to amplify bold, nuanced stories from the South Asian diaspora and beyond. To honour those before us and to inspire the generations after us.A space for those who challenge norms, reclaim sacred histories, and speak truth with integrity.To celebrate the rebels the poets, healers, ancestors, and everyday disruptors. A community where being “too much” is exactly