This is the continuation of the previous article, written based on learnings from a month-long trip around the Amazigh heartlands of Morocco.
This is the continuation of the previous article, written based on learnings from a month-long trip around the Amazigh heartlands of Morocco.
This article was written based on learnings from a month-long trip around the Amazigh heartlands of Morocco. The aim of the trip was to situate vintage Amazigh rugs within their cultural, historical, and social contexts. I wanted to understand their significance, beyond their aesthetic appeal, to be able to bring to life the work of the women who made them and the structures that hold and shape their lives.
Dear customers, from August 1st, 2024, we will be taking a one year sabbatical...
The final few remaining vintage products are now up in our webshop.
I have often been asked how exactly we select the vintage and antique pieces for the shop. As we work on the release of our new Vintage and Collected collection, I wanted to share a bit about our process.
As we prepare to launch our second Vintage and Collected Collation, I find myself reflecting on the many and varied merits of decorating our homes with vintage pieces.
In challenging times such as the ones we find ourselves in, it is easier than ever to scoff at the frivolity of aesthetics and beauty and dismiss their pursuit as self-indulgent. And yet at the same time, it is precisely in the most trying of periods that the true redemptive qualities of aesthetics and beauty can offer a healing balm where little else can.