The Artisan Resource at NY NOW, is a semi-annual trade show for global artisans producing handmade products.
Zacapehuaya, Pahuatlán filling embroidery and chain work. Just two of the techniques that Carla Fernandez works into her collection.
Dara Artisans curates an exquisite collection of Bhutan textiles that maintains a distinctive sense of utility alongside an arresting aesthetic.
The Anchal Project is a nonprofit social enterprise that addresses the exploitation of women around the world. Using design thinking to create employment opportunities,
The Artisans series shares the artisans’ journey of mastering the traditional techniques and preserving heritage. Tran Thi Nhu Nga and Nguyen Thi Minh, who are still practicing the craft of hand embroidery, are determined to keep their craft alive.
Donna Wanderlust’s Haute Culture travel blog interview and introduction, a travel blog about cultural costume and fashion around the world, exploring traditional and contemporary fashion through travel.
After falling in love with Guatemalan craftsmanship during their collaboration with Tucker Robbins, the DARA team was eager to explore additional opportunities to connect with the country’s artisan community.
A very small insight to the upcoming documentary project with NEST, the Varanasi Project, aimed at saving this incredible tradition of hand loomed silk in Varanasi, India.
Dara Artisans explore early Persian artisanship through successive generations embracing sophisticated design and craftsmanship in a variety of different mediums and expressions.
CCTV Africa’s Susan Mwongeli reports on the Rendille people of Kenya, where beads are far more than just a decoration.
Injiri is a clothing and home textiles brand inspired by as well as handcrafted in India.
Ketzali is a social enterprise accessories company that produces handmade accessories using traditional Guatemalan skills.
