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An Artisan's Guide to Crafts and Places
Hatje Cantz Verlag
ISBN 978-3-7757-6198-7
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Bibliografische Daten
Fachbuch
Buch. Softcover
2026
300 s/w-Darstellungen.
Umfang: 296 S.
Format (B x L): 17 x 23.5 cm
Verlag: Hatje Cantz Verlag
ISBN: 978-3-7757-6198-7
Produktbeschreibung
Discover the beauty of handmade traditions across cultures and continents.
Handmade crafts tell stories of identity, tradition, and creativity. An Artisan's Guide to Crafts and Places by Katharina Koppenwallner takes readers on a richly illustrated journey along the Silk Road, the hippie trails, and into remote regions worldwide.
The book combines travel narrative, cultural history, and design inspiration while showcasing traditional crafts that continue to evolve in a globalized world.
Highlights:
- Fascinating insights into folk art and traditional crafts from Europe to Latin America
- Expert knowledge on dying techniques, textile traditions, ceramics, and more
- Richly illustrated with enchanting stories from remote regions and their people
- Includes travel tips, market recommendations, and a helpful index
This beautifully designed book is a must-have for lovers of traditional crafts, design enthusiasts, globetrotters, and anyone interested in the aesthetics of handmade culture.
Katharina Koppenwallner, born in 1966, studied art history, journalism, and folklore, and lives and works as a freelance editor in Berlin. In 2011, she founded her business “International Wardrobe,” which sells textiles, traditional costumes, and ceramics from around the world.
She writes freelance articles for publications including the literary magazine Der Freund, Modedepesche, Süddeutsche Zeitung, FAZ Sonntag, and der Freitag. Since 2017, she has been writing the weekly column Souvenirs in the travel section of Welt am Sonntag.
Handmade crafts tell stories of identity, tradition, and creativity. An Artisan's Guide to Crafts and Places by Katharina Koppenwallner takes readers on a richly illustrated journey along the Silk Road, the hippie trails, and into remote regions worldwide.
The book combines travel narrative, cultural history, and design inspiration while showcasing traditional crafts that continue to evolve in a globalized world.
Highlights:
- Fascinating insights into folk art and traditional crafts from Europe to Latin America
- Expert knowledge on dying techniques, textile traditions, ceramics, and more
- Richly illustrated with enchanting stories from remote regions and their people
- Includes travel tips, market recommendations, and a helpful index
This beautifully designed book is a must-have for lovers of traditional crafts, design enthusiasts, globetrotters, and anyone interested in the aesthetics of handmade culture.
Katharina Koppenwallner, born in 1966, studied art history, journalism, and folklore, and lives and works as a freelance editor in Berlin. In 2011, she founded her business “International Wardrobe,” which sells textiles, traditional costumes, and ceramics from around the world.
She writes freelance articles for publications including the literary magazine Der Freund, Modedepesche, Süddeutsche Zeitung, FAZ Sonntag, and der Freitag. Since 2017, she has been writing the weekly column Souvenirs in the travel section of Welt am Sonntag.
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HATJE CANTZ VERLAG GmbH
Mommsenstraße 27
10629 Berlin, DE
contact@hatjecantz.de
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