



designed, dyed, and printed with Maria Cardenas for the SF MOMA book bazaar:



shirts dyed with ceremonial kumkum powder (made from turmeric and slaked lime) that I collected from various temples throughout the andha pradesh region of india. these shirts were made for my parents ongoing 'temple tour' wherein every two weeks they visit a different hindu temple in the united states and india; the dates and locations are listed on the back.


designed, dyed, and printed for the Free Nashville Poetry Library:

