Monday Musing | The Art of Making Sharing elements that inspire our visual language.
 #lucyfolk I. Lucy’s trip to Nila House. Rajasthan, India — a pioneering non-profit working across the entire Indian craft value chain, from reviving sustainable, traditional techniques to empowering the artisan communities who carry them forward. II. Making the Ancient Rice-Grinding Soil Rice Huller: Restoring the Soil Rice Huller in “TianGongKaiWu”. III. A potter in Kangjin valley, Korea. From the book Korea’s pottery Heritage by Edward Ben Adams, 1986. IV. A Kilim weaver in Turkey. V. The Life of Cotton: From the Bud to the Quilt That Keeps the Warmth in Winter Nights. VI. Wooden block printing stamps used by Indian clothing brand Torani. VII. French braided straw art installation at Magnuson Park, Seattle. VIII. Saris are spread out to dry in Ahmedabad, India. Photo by Steve McCurry collaged with Papermaking experiments by artist Riya Panwar using sliced vegetables and fruits. IX. Photograph by Andrea Ricciarini for his family’s olive oil brand, Giobatta. X. Wild herbs hanging out to dry, n.d XI. Papermaking experiments by artist Riya Panwar using sliced vegetables and fruits collaged with Savon de Marseille a Provencal Tradition. Marseille’s soap production records exist from 1370, with the first factories constructed in the late 16th century. XII. Lucy’s trip to Tangier, Morocco with local artist Gipi de Rougemont Salvy. XIII. Traditional letter press, n.d.