Mary Magdalene and Jesus both would have clearly worn silk. We have coined a Hebrew word ‘Sheysh’, which means “six” ( silk thread often woven from six cocoon filaments. ‘Sheysh’ means silk woven with linen. ‘Sheysh’ expresses something English words do not, about style, beauty and authentic understanding of ones place in relation to the [...]

THE SILK ROAD GOURMET IS: A journey through the cuisines, histories and cultures of the more than thirty countries that traded goods along that great lifeline of the ancient world – The Silk Road. A unique cookbook series that examines the connections between nations and peoples that are evident in their food. Author, Laura Kelley’s [...]