0
Skip to Content
dal kular
about Dal Kular
praise
recent projects
gallery of happenings
Creative health & therapeutic arts facilitation
1-1 Mentoring
classes & workshops
journal
contact
dal kular
about Dal Kular
praise
recent projects
gallery of happenings
Creative health & therapeutic arts facilitation
1-1 Mentoring
classes & workshops
journal
contact
Folder: about
Back
about Dal Kular
praise
Folder: projects
Back
recent projects
gallery of happenings
Folder: work with me
Back
Creative health & therapeutic arts facilitation
1-1 Mentoring
classes & workshops
journal
contact

Subscribe to A Wild Archive~ my free publication.

follow my creative journey on instagram
Grandmother II scroll-in-progress. Air India boarding pass panel. Just need to stitch my Dad's name on it. This is an image of a 1990's Indian Airlines boarding pass (I think!) so a little imaginative leap as my Dad arrived by plane in England in 1
Grandmother II ancestral scroll in-progress. The Ploughman panel. Representing my farming ancestors & the land they cared for, for hundreds of years. For all our buffalo kin, remarkable ancient beings. feeling into the destruction of top soil (g
Grandmother II (patrilineal) ancestral scroll-in-progress. Sleepless night filled with golden stitches. Breathing with stitches, passing time until sleep came back. *Hand of destiny* panel. Raw silk from old patchwork curtain (silk given by my M
Paternal Grandmother ancestral scroll. Dad panel stitching-in-progress. Got a bit carried away with stitching my Dad & now only a tiny space left to stitch his name 🤔 This process is so intuitive. I don't plan or sketch it out. So I end up wi
Wonderful, steal/thy, fugitive community of gorgeous beings gathered this morning with creatrix Sheree Mack @shereemackwrites, hosted by @woc_azadi_collective to explore Fugitive Visual Journaling. We felt like we'd escaped and stepped in to anothe

© 2014 – 2025 Dal Kular | Creativity heals & liberates Privacy Policy Terms of Use 🇵🇸 FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸

Home page image: ancestral scroll/stitched essay by Dal Kular. My Mum, 1959.

Photos in this space attributed to Dal Kular, Frit Tam, Ai Narapol, Joanna Suchomska & others..