We are bringing back Links We Love and sharing some of our favorite finds from the past week. (more…)

A comprehensive new exhibition in Paris draws together the best of the art of indigo-dyeing—from across the artisanal world (more…)

While we wait to catch the faintest hint of spring in the air, the calendar (along with assorted groundhogs) promise another six weeks of winter—which means, for now, we’ll be cozying up with this assortment of woolens and warmth-givers. Expect the softest of fibers, innovative constructions, and artful designs, from Armand Diradourian’s cashmere throws to Norlha’s exceptional blankets, made with a unique blend of yak fibers. (more…)

Acoma pots represent the apogee of traditional craft—the ideal marriage of function and form, perfected over generations of tutelage and practice. We are delighted to share this impeccable collection of Acoma pottery, produced by some of the art form’s most revered masters.  (more…)

A few moments with Norlha’s founder Kim Yeshi, on her travel must-haves, favorite hotels, and dream destinations.
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Gifts can do more than touch our hearts—they can speak to our spirits as well. Beyond their distinctive good looks, these pieces—by such spiritually minded artisans as Michele Quan, Lena Skadegard, and Materia Lumina—are all imbued with deep meaning…and designed to spur moments of reflection and introspection in their owners, as well. (more…)

Whether supporting artisans in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, upholding traditional weaving methods in Laos, or rejuvenating a centuries-old dyeing technique in India, our Gifts for the Soul nurture both the recipient and the maker. Each item’s distinctive backstory not only enhances its beauty, but renders it soulful: A romantic proposition, indeed. (more…)

Brice and Helen Marden’s new Hotel Tivoli is a world-class property offering a masterful display of artisanal pieces and practices. (more…)

Our Gifts for the Mind appeal to both the right and left sides of the brain—they are expressions of both precision and passion. From the astonishingly intricate (and totally freehand) work of Acoma potter Paula Estevan to the incomprehensible skill of indigo dyeing master Aboubakar Fofana, explore some of our most mind-blowing creations below. (more…)

There’s no better time of the year for cooking at home than mid-winter, when snowy forecasts (for some of us) and the season’s unique harvest bring with them a bounty of new flavors, fascinating challenges—and more reasons to explore a favorite cookbook than to head out, into the night. (more…)