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Fragments & Spaces – Hand Dyed and Hand Woven Rugs by Tantuvi

Designer Arati Rao founded Tantuvi in 2016 while reconnecting with her ancestral roots in India and cultivating a relationship with the long hand-loom textile traditions that reside there.

Value Through Handmade – Woodblock Paper Prints by The Block Shop

Art Posted by Mark Robinson

After producing a small range of scarves, The Block Shop have now grown their partnership and are supporting a number of factories who specialise in block carving, printing, dyeing, and weaving.

A Convergence of Cultures – Crafted Textiles by Swedish Design Studio Oyyo

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Oyyo, a Swedish design studio and producer of textile interior products, was founded by Lina Zedig and Marcus Åhrén focusing not only on handicraft but also how we can connect cultures.

From the Earth – Marble Furniture & Vessels by Design Studio Raw Material

Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

India-based design studio Raw Material have used marble offcuts, searching for beautiful patterns that might not be accepted for commercial use to create a collection of furniture and vessels.

The Genesis of an Object – Miniature Architecture by Studio Material Immaterial

Design Posted by Mark Robinson

A selection of miniature architectural models casted from concrete by Studio Material Immaterial that reference some of the most influential concrete architecture of the last century.

Louis Kahn Visual Archive by Naquib Hossain

Architecture, Photography Posted by Mark Robinson

Wow, some incredible captures of buildings designed by the great architect Louis Kahn, photographed by Naquib Hossain. In fact Naquib has a small website dedicated to Louis Kahn which he has coined a “Visual Archive”, quite fitting for this particular series. If you’ve not seen it before I’d recommend having a browse here, it’s basically a homage to Louis Kahn and his works through a collection of photographs. Interestingly enough …

Travel Photography by Eric Valli

Photography Posted by Mark Robinson

What fascinates me about the world we inhabit today is an alternative way of living, a way of life that isn’t considered by the majority as the norm. We can visit distant areas of the world and not feel like we have left our city, the same shops, restaurants, and brands surround us, culturally you could say we are slowly becoming one. So when I stumble upon the portfolio of a photographer like Eric Valli who has made it his life’s work to …

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