Handmade Collection (#10)

Ayres and Smith straw boater hat advertisement, 1931
Advertisement for the English Rustic straw hat created in a very specific, traditional plait. Date: 1931

Europe. Middle Age. Construction of a gothic Cathedral. Illustration by Lluis Bargall󮠗 atercolour

Royal Coronation 1953 knitting book
Front cover of the Womans Companion Coronation Knitting Book with a dozen delightful designs for all the family. Patterns featured include a jumper for a little boy with a soldier on the front

1960s knitting crochet pattern for dress modelled by Twiggy
Front cover of a crochet pattern for a quick crochet suit in Twilleys Stalite wool, worn here by archetypal sixties model, Twiggy. Date: c.1966

Man in Khaki - instructions for knitting socks, WW1
Instruction sheet contained within the Man in Khaki sock knitting kit, which also came with a sock measure to ensure uniformity from knitters who were making socks for soldiers during the First World

Queen Elizabeths Sewing Bee at Buckingham Palace, 1939
Members of the Palace household and wives of employees of the Royal Mews assembled in the Blue Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace for Queen Elizabeths Sewing Bee

Hand woven blankets made by Native Americans for sale in Old Town Albuquerque, NM

China, Broom Leaning Against Cement Wall; Beijing

Morocco, Marrakech, Traditional rugs for sale

Gautemala, Chichicastenango, Brightly colored handmade textile

India, Rajasthan, Jaipur, Shoes For Sale For Shopping In Downtown Center Of The Pink City

China, Decorative Lanterns In Marketplace; Beijing

Hawaii, Lanai, A wooden fence on a green pasture

Hawaii, Closeup Of Orchid Lei

Hawaii, Oahu, Orchid Lei On Banana Leaves

USA, Hawaii, Hawaiian offering on rock at shoreline; Oahu, Sandy beach

Ancient Wine Jugs And Pitchers Of Different Sizes Found At The Zegaani Monastery; Kakheti, Georgia

Colorful Surfboards Fins, Bright Sunny Sky In Background

Hawaii, Oahu, Colorful Hawaiian Design Surfboards Fins

China, Beijing, Ancient Buddha Face

China, Golden Buddha From South East Asia; Beijing

China, Beijing, Antique Violin

A Red Glass Cup A Saucer With A Beverage Reflected On A White Surface; Locarno, Ticino, Switzerland

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Sailing boat on a handmade greetings card
Sailing boat on a blue sea on a handmade greetings card. Date: circa 1890s

Moth on a handmade Christmas card, with a handwritten label and a little pink bag, perhaps containing pot pourri. Date: circa 1890s

Handmade Christmas card in the shape of a container -- it could be a bran tub, or it could be a newly baked loaf of bread... Date: circa 1890s

Handmade Christmas card in the shape of a flower, with a string to pull to reveal the seasonal greeting. Date: circa 1890s

Handmade Christmas card with door and hallway, the seasonal greeting written on the wall, floor tiles and doormat. Date: circa 1890s

Handmade card in the shape of a wishing well
Handmade greetings card in the shape of a wishing well, with a handle to turn to make the red bucket appear. Date: circa 1890s

Handmade Christmas card in the shape of a cake, with Santa Claus standing in the middle and a removable slice on the right. (1 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

Handmade New Year card in the shape of nuts, which opens to reveal a seasonal greeting. Date: circa 1890s

Handmade Christmas card in the shape of nuts, which opens to reveal a seasonal greeting. Date: circa 1890s

Handmade Christmas card with mill wheel
Handmade Christmas and New Year card with a mill wheel which turns to reveal a seasonal greeting. (1 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

Christmas card in the shape of a shrimp
Handmade Christmas card in the shape of a shrimp, which comes out of its shell to reveal a seasonal greeting. (1 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

Christmas card in the shape of a loaf of bread
Handmade Christmas card in the shape of a loaf of bread on a plate, which opens to reveal a seasonal greeting. (1 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

Christmas card in the shape of a candle and holder
Handmade Christmas card in the shape of a candle and holder, with a string to pull to make the flame appear. (1 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

Glass blower. Illustration of Tractatus de Herbis, 15 c. of the work De Materia Medica. Gothic art. Miniature Painting. ITALY. EMILIA-ROMAGNA. Modena. Estense Library

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"Embracing the Artistry of Handmade: A Journey Across Continents" From the ancient Sheela-na-Gig on the church wall of Killinaboy in Burren, County Clare, Ireland, to the vibrant souvenir blanket adorned with a colorful Aztec calendar design from Teotihuacan, Mexico - handmade treasures tell stories that span across continents. Witnessing skilled hands shaping a pot on Poole Pottery's wheel or observing how Navajo Indian Rugs are meticulously crafted in the heartland of North America reveals an age-old tradition passed down through generations. Even prehistoric Greece showcases its mastery with a simple yet captivating handmade vase devoid of decoration. During WW1, amidst chaos and uncertainty, knitting became both solace and support. Baldwin's knitting leaflet and Patons knitting wools advertisement served as beacons of hope for those seeking comfort during trying times. Meanwhile, Africa's Senegal displayed its craftsmanship along Dakar's roads towards Saint Louis with beautiful handmade baskets waiting to be cherished. Traveling back in time to an 18th-century workshop unveils artisans delicately crafting candles by hand - their dedication evident in every flickering flame. Cock o th North wool advertisement further highlights how even during war-torn periods like WW1, knitting remained a symbol of resilience and unity. Venturing into Africa once more brings us to Kenya where Msai Tribal Beads showcase intricate designs reflecting cultural heritage and artistic prowess. Finally, Latin America beckons us towards Guatemala's Western Highlands where Santiago de Atitlan offers exquisite souvenir textiles that capture the essence of this vibrant region. Handmade creations transcend borders and eras; they connect us through shared appreciation for artistry born from human ingenuity. Each piece carries within it not just skillful craftsmanship but also tales woven into fabric or etched onto pottery - reminding us that beauty can emerge from even the simplest materials when touched by human hands.