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Observe, Repeat, Transmit: The Real Way to Learn a Craft

Observe, Repeat, Transmit: The Real Way to Learn a Craft

Across Europe, many traditional crafts face the same challenge: ensuring that specialised knowledge is successfully…
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Fibres : from the field to the hand

Fibres : from the field to the hand

Fibres : from the field to the hand Basketry and cane work are crafts born…
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Fairmined: Towards Responsible Gold in Jewellery

Fine jewellery is often associated with beauty, rarity and value, yet rarely do we question…
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Crafts in Belgian style

Top Photo : Grand Place In Brussels, 12 century guilds buildings, UNESCO World Heritage site…
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Museum Plantin-Moretus: From writer to reader

Museum Plantin-Moretus: The Making of a Book, from Writer to Reader Located in the heart…
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Paper manufacuring, illustration to Diderot's Encyclopédie 18th century.

Printing Time: Paper, Printmaking, and the Knowledge that Spreads Learning and Preserves Memory

In the age of digital media and instantaneity, it is often forgotten that printing and…
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Journey of Wool

When we think of wool, we might picture our favourite winter jumper, our grandmother knitting…
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Europe’s Forgotten Wool: History, Waste and the Future of a Sustainable Fibre

Europe’s Forgotten White Gold: the Paradox of the Wool We Throw Away In 2022, global…
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Scagliola as told by Leonardo Bianchi

‘A little bit of chaos and a lot of passion’ is Leonardo Bianchi’s motto to…
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Guédelon – Medieval craftsmanship in today’s world

In the heart of rural Burgundy, deep in a forest clearing, an extraordinary experiment is…
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Traditional Timber Framing as told by Jordy Pattar

Jordy Pattar is thirty-two years old, a father of two, and lives in Genk, Belgium.…
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Learning from the Past – an architecture graduate’s thoughts about traditional methods and the modern profession

“Sometimes things are not what you thought they would be. However, it can be difficult…
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