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How to Care for Italian Linen

How to Care for Italian Linen

How to wash, dry, iron and store Italian linen so it actually improves with age instead of just surviving it - and why the laundry does more damage than the...

How to Care for Italian Linen

How to wash, dry, iron and store Italian linen so it actually improves with age instead of just surviving it - and why the laundry does more damage than the...

How to Tell If Ceramics Are Actually Handmade

How to Tell If Ceramics Are Actually Handmade

What to actually look for before trusting the word handmade - the base, the glaze, and why no two pieces from a real workshop should ever match exactly.

How to Tell If Ceramics Are Actually Handmade

What to actually look for before trusting the word handmade - the base, the glaze, and why no two pieces from a real workshop should ever match exactly.

What the Thread Carries

What the Thread Carries

Handwoven silk ikat textiles, naturally dyed with indigo and forest plants, by the women weavers of Chiang Mai.

What the Thread Carries

Handwoven silk ikat textiles, naturally dyed with indigo and forest plants, by the women weavers of Chiang Mai.

The Pattern That Cannot Be Repeated

The Pattern That Cannot Be Repeated

Giulio Giannini & Figlio has made marbled paper and leather-bound books in Florence since 1856.

The Pattern That Cannot Be Repeated

Giulio Giannini & Figlio has made marbled paper and leather-bound books in Florence since 1856.

One Hundred Days

One Hundred Days

Vietnamese lacquerware from Hanoia, Hanoi - hand-made through more than twenty stages over a minimum of one hundred days. Exclusive to Australia."

One Hundred Days

Vietnamese lacquerware from Hanoia, Hanoi - hand-made through more than twenty stages over a minimum of one hundred days. Exclusive to Australia."

Campofranco

Campofranco

Antonio and Giuseppe Bevilacqua grew up in Campofranco, a small town in the interior of Sicily, near the Valley of the Temples. They didn't come to ceramics through an apprenticeship....

Campofranco

Antonio and Giuseppe Bevilacqua grew up in Campofranco, a small town in the interior of Sicily, near the Valley of the Temples. They didn't come to ceramics through an apprenticeship....