Women's Twisted Cashmere Robe

Women's Twisted Cashmere RobeInside a bustling arts and crafts facility in downtown LA is where youll find The Elder Statesmans artisans, who knit and weave cashmere into kaleidoscopic collections. To make the Twisted robe, they knit at random using two colours of yarn to mimic a space dye. The final result has an electrical static effect that feeds into the inspiration of the collection: working in the digital age.

this ceramic butter dish is the work of QEST scholar Matthew Foster

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kiln-fired

and in the case of the Ode to Echinacea cushion

down-to-earth slipware – just like these dinner plates

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while his glazes were often made with copper and iron oxide

mythology and John Albert Bauer's illustrations

Pyot Gavaudan

They devised a technique to make glass look like semi-precious stones – in this case

Handcrafted at the Marwitz workshop exclusively for ABASK