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Lincolnshire mum designs disability clothing for children
Her Magic Pants are award-winning
Gainsborough businesswoman Michelle Best with her award-winning Magic Pants.
A Lincolnshire mum designs and makes eco-friendly disability clothing for children and recently won an award to help the growth of her business.
Michelle Best, 29, was born in South Africa before moving to Gainsborough at the age of three.
In January 2019 she launched her business Blossom & Best, creating clothing for children with any physical or mental disability that is also sensory and autism friendly.
Michelle has two children, seven-year-old Yasmin and Austin, who is five. When Yasmin was younger she suffered with incontinence issues and she is also undergoing diagnosis for autism.
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January 03, 2021 08:38 IST
Using the crane as metaphor for solidarity in these fractured times, each of the pieces in this anthology quietly provokes thought
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Using the crane as metaphor for solidarity in these fractured times, each of the pieces in this anthology quietly provokes thought
The crane enjoys a mythical status in world literature, especially in Eastern culture, where the bird is seen as a symbol of longevity and a harbinger of good fortune. The origami paper cranes of Japan reiterate the importance of peace in a violent world. In Japan, paper cranes are gifted to convalescents or hung up in war memorials in a nod to the enduring human spirit. And making a thousand cranes is a common collective effort towards a cause.