Vayeda Tushar (25 results)

Condition: New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: new. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator). Hardcover. A seed is a miracle. It is neither alive nor dead, yet holds within itself the potential for life. When it meets the right conditions, it starts to unfurl, witha promise of plenty and the hope of regeneration.The astonishing variety of traits that a seed holds can be looked at in terms of botany, but also through the lens of art, culture and history. But it is only by connecting these modesbringing together science and imagination, knowing and relishingthat we can begin to grasp nature with the wonder that it deserves.This gorgeous handcrafted book makes these connections in two unprecedented ways. The exquisite imagery it features has been created by artists from the Warli tribe in western India. The Warlis nurture a felt kinship with nature to this day, so their art embodies rich ecological knowledge systems in an intrinsic way.The book also connects form and meaning. Linked by short concise essays, four distinct paper forms explore a diverse set of themes: each designed to capture a particular aspect of the cosmos contained in a seed. An unusual collaboration between indigenous Warli artists, a writer-gardener and book artisans, this book is a celebration of the miracle that is the seed and its place in our lives and culturesA crossover picture book that brings together botany, history and story to express deep ecological understandingForegrounds the human relationship to seeds, expressed through metaphor, folktale and symbolSilkscreen-printed on kraft paper and hardbound, a fine instance of culture speaking to nature through artisanshipFour form of the book - pop-up, scroll, booklet and foldout - stitched and bound within a single cover extend the meanings of text and artA book for all seasons and readers - that speaks to our shared and evolved instinct to grow and cultivate, persevere and transmit plant life An ideal and meaningful gift for all ages A tribute to the Seed, the basis of all life. Linked by short concise essays, four distinct paper forms explore a diverse set of themes: each designed to capture a particular aspect of the cosmos contained in a seed. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

HRD. Condition: New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator). New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Hardback. Condition: New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator). A seed is a miracle. It is neither alive nor dead, yet holds within itself the potential for life. When it meets the right conditions, it starts to unfurl, witha promise of plenty and the hope of regeneration.The astonishing variety of traits that a seed holds can be looked at in terms of botany, but also through the lens of art, culture and history. But it is only by connecting these modes-bringing together science and imagination, knowing and relishing-that we can begin to grasp nature with the wonder that it deserves.This gorgeous handcrafted book makes these connections in two unprecedented ways. The exquisite imagery it features has been created by artists from the Warli tribe in western India. The Warlis nurture a felt kinship with nature to this day, so their art embodies rich ecological knowledge systems in an intrinsic way.The book also connects form and meaning. Linked by short concise essays, four distinct paper forms explore a diverse set of themes: each designed to capture a particular aspect of the cosmos contained in a seed. An unusual collaboration between indigenous Warli artists, a writer-gardener and book artisans, this book is a celebration of the miracle that is the seed and its place in our lives and culturesA crossover picture book that brings together botany, history and story to express deep ecological understandingForegrounds the human relationship to seeds, expressed through metaphor, folktale and symbolSilkscreen-printed on kraft paper and hardbound, a fine instance of culture speaking to nature through artisanshipFour form of the book - pop-up, scroll, booklet and foldout - stitched and bound within a single cover extend the meanings of text and artA book for all seasons and readers - that speaks to our shared and evolved instinct to grow and cultivate, persevere and transmit plant life An ideal and meaningful gift for all ages.

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Condition: As New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator). Unread book in perfect condition.

hardcover. Condition: New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator).

Condition: New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator).

Condition: NEW. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator).

Condition: new. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator).

hardcover. Condition: New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator).

Condition: New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator).

Condition: As New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator). Unread book in perfect condition.

Condition: Brand New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator). 46 pages. 10.55x10.55x0.43 inches. In Stock.

Condition: New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator).

Condition: New. In.

Condition: NEW. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: new. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator). Hardcover. A seed is a miracle. It is neither alive nor dead, yet holds within itself the potential for life. When it meets the right conditions, it starts to unfurl, witha promise of plenty and the hope of regeneration.The astonishing variety of traits that a seed holds can be looked at in terms of botany, but also through the lens of art, culture and history. But it is only by connecting these modesbringing together science and imagination, knowing and relishingthat we can begin to grasp nature with the wonder that it deserves.This gorgeous handcrafted book makes these connections in two unprecedented ways. The exquisite imagery it features has been created by artists from the Warli tribe in western India. The Warlis nurture a felt kinship with nature to this day, so their art embodies rich ecological knowledge systems in an intrinsic way.The book also connects form and meaning. Linked by short concise essays, four distinct paper forms explore a diverse set of themes: each designed to capture a particular aspect of the cosmos contained in a seed. An unusual collaboration between indigenous Warli artists, a writer-gardener and book artisans, this book is a celebration of the miracle that is the seed and its place in our lives and culturesA crossover picture book that brings together botany, history and story to express deep ecological understandingForegrounds the human relationship to seeds, expressed through metaphor, folktale and symbolSilkscreen-printed on kraft paper and hardbound, a fine instance of culture speaking to nature through artisanshipFour form of the book - pop-up, scroll, booklet and foldout - stitched and bound within a single cover extend the meanings of text and artA book for all seasons and readers - that speaks to our shared and evolved instinct to grow and cultivate, persevere and transmit plant life An ideal and meaningful gift for all ages A tribute to the Seed, the basis of all life. Linked by short concise essays, four distinct paper forms explore a diverse set of themes: each designed to capture a particular aspect of the cosmos contained in a seed. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator). Hardcover. A seed is a miracle. It is neither alive nor dead, yet holds within itself the potential for life. When it meets the right conditions, it starts to unfurl, witha promise of plenty and the hope of regeneration.The astonishing variety of traits that a seed holds can be looked at in terms of botany, but also through the lens of art, culture and history. But it is only by connecting these modesbringing together science and imagination, knowing and relishingthat we can begin to grasp nature with the wonder that it deserves.This gorgeous handcrafted book makes these connections in two unprecedented ways. The exquisite imagery it features has been created by artists from the Warli tribe in western India. The Warlis nurture a felt kinship with nature to this day, so their art embodies rich ecological knowledge systems in an intrinsic way.The book also connects form and meaning. Linked by short concise essays, four distinct paper forms explore a diverse set of themes: each designed to capture a particular aspect of the cosmos contained in a seed. An unusual collaboration between indigenous Warli artists, a writer-gardener and book artisans, this book is a celebration of the miracle that is the seed and its place in our lives and culturesA crossover picture book that brings together botany, history and story to express deep ecological understandingForegrounds the human relationship to seeds, expressed through metaphor, folktale and symbolSilkscreen-printed on kraft paper and hardbound, a fine instance of culture speaking to nature through artisanshipFour form of the book - pop-up, scroll, booklet and foldout - stitched and bound within a single cover extend the meanings of text and artA book for all seasons and readers - that speaks to our shared and evolved instinct to grow and cultivate, persevere and transmit plant life An ideal and meaningful gift for all ages A tribute to the Seed, the basis of all life. Linked by short concise essays, four distinct paper forms explore a diverse set of themes: each designed to capture a particular aspect of the cosmos contained in a seed. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator). A seed is a miracle. It is neither alive nor dead, yet holds within itself the potential for life. When it meets the right conditions, it starts to unfurl, witha promise of plenty and the hope of regeneration.The astonishing variety of traits that a seed holds can be looked at in terms of botany, but also through the lens of art, culture and history. But it is only by connecting these modes-bringing together science and imagination, knowing and relishing-that we can begin to grasp nature with the wonder that it deserves.This gorgeous handcrafted book makes these connections in two unprecedented ways. The exquisite imagery it features has been created by artists from the Warli tribe in western India. The Warlis nurture a felt kinship with nature to this day, so their art embodies rich ecological knowledge systems in an intrinsic way.The book also connects form and meaning. Linked by short concise essays, four distinct paper forms explore a diverse set of themes: each designed to capture a particular aspect of the cosmos contained in a seed. An unusual collaboration between indigenous Warli artists, a writer-gardener and book artisans, this book is a celebration of the miracle that is the seed and its place in our lives and culturesA crossover picture book that brings together botany, history and story to express deep ecological understandingForegrounds the human relationship to seeds, expressed through metaphor, folktale and symbolSilkscreen-printed on kraft paper and hardbound, a fine instance of culture speaking to nature through artisanshipFour form of the book - pop-up, scroll, booklet and foldout - stitched and bound within a single cover extend the meanings of text and artA book for all seasons and readers - that speaks to our shared and evolved instinct to grow and cultivate, persevere and transmit plant life An ideal and meaningful gift for all ages.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Vayeda, Tushar; Vayeda, Mayur (illustrator). Neuware - A tribute to the Seed, the basis of all life.Linked by short concise essays, four distinct paper forms explore a diverse set of themes: each designed tocapture a particular aspect of the cosmos contained in a seed.

Condition: New.