Awen Delaval
Siem Reap - Cambodia
I created a fabric from the lotus flower
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It was by chance that this Frenchman discovered the fibres in the lotus stem resembled silk threads. That was all the impetus he needed to pursue the production of a vegetable silk fabric. It was a diamond in the rough.
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