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interior design for different generations

interior design for different generations

craft council bc

Interior design is entering its next era, one where beauty isn't just visual, but ethical, where good taste also means good impact, and where handmade isn't just a style. It's...

interior design for different generations

craft council bc

Interior design is entering its next era, one where beauty isn't just visual, but ethical, where good taste also means good impact, and where handmade isn't just a style. It's...

amy robertson's journey | ccbc's featured region program

amy robertson's journey | ccbc's featured regio...

craft council bc

"I have made hundreds of woven projects in the last 25 years, including hats, baskets, bottles, covers, ornaments, and mats. And one person! While my work carries the influences of...

amy robertson's journey | ccbc's featured regio...

craft council bc

"I have made hundreds of woven projects in the last 25 years, including hats, baskets, bottles, covers, ornaments, and mats. And one person! While my work carries the influences of...

fashion meets craft: jewellery that speaks your design language

fashion meets craft: jewellery that speaks your...

craft council bc

Design is storytelling, and your clothing tells a part of who you are, your background, your vision, and your influences. Jewellery can be an extension of that story, or even...

fashion meets craft: jewellery that speaks your...

craft council bc

Design is storytelling, and your clothing tells a part of who you are, your background, your vision, and your influences. Jewellery can be an extension of that story, or even...

ccbc's artist interview series with sabine arends

ccbc's artist interview series with sabine arends

craft council bc

"Some of my earliest connections to glass come from heirloom pieces passed down by my grandmother, which still hold a special place in our home. In a fast-paced, disposable world,...

ccbc's artist interview series with sabine arends

craft council bc

"Some of my earliest connections to glass come from heirloom pieces passed down by my grandmother, which still hold a special place in our home. In a fast-paced, disposable world,...

ccbc's artist interview series with larissa piva

ccbc's artist interview series with larissa piva

craft council bc

"Nature (including people) has always been my primary muse—its rhythms echo in every piece I create. The rich diversity found in different species of wood—from the warm sunset hues of...

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ccbc's artist interview series with larissa piva

craft council bc

"Nature (including people) has always been my primary muse—its rhythms echo in every piece I create. The rich diversity found in different species of wood—from the warm sunset hues of...

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ccbc's artist interview series with atusko yoshimura

ccbc's artist interview series with atusko yosh...

craft council bc

"Trust yourself and take your time to grow. Craft is a lifelong journey, and your style will develop through patience, practice, and curiosity. It’s easy to compare yourself to others,...

ccbc's artist interview series with atusko yosh...

craft council bc

"Trust yourself and take your time to grow. Craft is a lifelong journey, and your style will develop through patience, practice, and curiosity. It’s easy to compare yourself to others,...

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