Hello everyone, I wanted to take a moment to thank each of you for watching this video and for your valuable feedback. I've noticed several comments pointing out that some of the pictures in the video might not be the best fit for the content. I truly appreciate your honesty and understanding. As I'm still at the beginning of my TH-cam journey, my resources and infrastructure aren't fully developed yet. However, I want to assure you that the research and information I've shared in this video are accurate, and I'm committed to continuously improving the quality of my content. I'm already working on addressing the issues you've mentioned, and in the future, I plan to revisit this topic with better visuals and even more thorough information. Your support means a lot to me, and I'm dedicated to providing you with the best possible content as I grow. Thank you once again for your patience and understanding. I look forward to bringing you better videos in the future! Best regards, Owl the storyteller 🦉
Hello..! Appreciate this video as I'm a fashion History teacher. Would like to comment at 06.58 about craftmanship, is a video of batik making in Java (Indonesia) with wax in canting on fabric. Regards from Jakarta, Indonesia ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! We're honored to know that you, as a fashion history teacher, appreciated the video. Indeed, the craftsmanship displayed in the Batik-making process in Java, Indonesia is truly remarkable, especially the intricate wax work on fabric. Your insights are greatly valued, and we’re grateful to have viewers like you. Warm regards to you in Jakarta!
Thank you for your feedback; I appreciate your passion for historical accuracy. I'm always striving to provide the best and most accurate content based on the resources I have available. While I do my best to match visuals with the historical periods I discuss, there are times when my resources may not fully align with the expectations of every viewer. My videos are based on historical fashion documents, and I aim to educate and engage viewers with the history of fashion. I understand that certain images might not have matched the era as closely as you'd like, but I assure you, the information presented is thoroughly researched. Unfortunately, I can't remove the video, but I hope you'll continue to enjoy and support the content, knowing that I’m doing my best to bring history to life with the resources I have. Your feedback is valuable, and I will take it into consideration for future content. Thank you for watching and for your understanding!
Hello everyone,
I wanted to take a moment to thank each of you for watching this video and for your valuable feedback. I've noticed several comments pointing out that some of the pictures in the video might not be the best fit for the content. I truly appreciate your honesty and understanding.
As I'm still at the beginning of my TH-cam journey, my resources and infrastructure aren't fully developed yet. However, I want to assure you that the research and information I've shared in this video are accurate, and I'm committed to continuously improving the quality of my content.
I'm already working on addressing the issues you've mentioned, and in the future, I plan to revisit this topic with better visuals and even more thorough information. Your support means a lot to me, and I'm dedicated to providing you with the best possible content as I grow.
Thank you once again for your patience and understanding. I look forward to bringing you better videos in the future!
Best regards,
Owl the storyteller 🦉
Hello..! Appreciate this video as I'm a fashion History teacher. Would like to comment at 06.58 about craftmanship, is a video of batik making in Java (Indonesia) with wax in canting on fabric. Regards from Jakarta, Indonesia ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! We're honored to know that you, as a fashion history teacher, appreciated the video. Indeed, the craftsmanship displayed in the Batik-making process in Java, Indonesia is truly remarkable, especially the intricate wax work on fabric. Your insights are greatly valued, and we’re grateful to have viewers like you. Warm regards to you in Jakarta!
I wonder why the photos tend to be of Renaissance, Fantasy and 18thcentury garments, rather than Medieval ones?
Thank you for your feedback; I appreciate your passion for historical accuracy. I'm always striving to provide the best and most accurate content based on the resources I have available. While I do my best to match visuals with the historical periods I discuss, there are times when my resources may not fully align with the expectations of every viewer. My videos are based on historical fashion documents, and I aim to educate and engage viewers with the history of fashion.
I understand that certain images might not have matched the era as closely as you'd like, but I assure you, the information presented is thoroughly researched. Unfortunately, I can't remove the video, but I hope you'll continue to enjoy and support the content, knowing that I’m doing my best to bring history to life with the resources I have. Your feedback is valuable, and I will take it into consideration for future content.
Thank you for watching and for your understanding!