MOCHA WARE
I spotted the second image (the jug) at a restaurant in Saratoga Springs, NY over the holidays. The oozing, puffy graphic was so bizarre and contemporary, I loved it! My DP did a little research and found that mocha ware is ‘a uniquely English form of decorating earthenware‘ made in the 1800′s England. And it [...]
CLARICE CLIFF
Clarice so nice!! Swirling, twirling, flowing colors. Cone shaped sugar sifter?! This is the work of Clarice Cliff, made in the 1930s. via V&A
MANY MANY NEW FRIENDS
NEW FRIENDS weavings in print! We’re so happy to be part of this gorgeous publication by Many Many – HOUSE WEAR. HOUSE WEAR is a study in nomadic behaviour and human design constructs. Issue one contains: living systems support objects survival kits tribal practices traditional weaving veranda histories travelling mime migratory reflection useful towel water reservoirs home [...]
NET SET
Bamboo net, China Woven belt, Philippines Watermelon, China Arm band, Philippines Sandals, Korea Hammock part, Vietnam + + + A nonsensical collection from the continent of Asia. via my favorite new source: AMNH
WOVEN DISPLAY
Solemn and sturdy. Native American basketry and beaded belts on display c. 1900. via USC


