How One Ghanaian Wood Carver Liberates the World Through Art – George Obeng
by“I carve for joy.” George Obeng was not taught to carve. At that young age, he didn’t even know that what he was doing…
Artisan Stories
Black History Month – Showcasing Kente Cloth From West Africa
byIn honor of Black History Month this February, we’re showcasing artisans and artifacts that celebrate West African culture. One of the most iconic fabrics…
Celebrating Black History Month – Chief Carver to the King
byIn honor of Black History Month this February, we’re showcasing artisans who infuse their work and their lives with passion and a love of…
Inspired by Love. Rooted in Tradition. Ernestina’s Story
byThis February, we’re celebrating Black History Month by featuring artisans who inspire us with their work and their incredible stories of triumph. West African…
A Family Affair – Johnny Jimenez Knows to Add Love to his Art
byJohnny Jimenez has an anniversary coming up. On the 29th of January, he will have been married for 21 years. We wanted to know…
Let’s Talk About Love
byTry to pin down love. Try to define it. It slips away. It doesn’t stay put. It’s something we know without necessarily having the…
Survival of the Spirit in the Grips of A Pandemic
byStranded hundreds of miles from his wife and children during the COVID-19 pandemic, one Peruvian artisan discovers a powerful way to survive loss, theft,…
The Day Nancy Quispe Will Never Forget
byNancy Quispe was five months pregnant when the world shut down. Confined to a house with her husband and daughter, Nancy had to manage…
Heartfelt Thanks From the Far Reaches of the World
byThe presents have been opened. The meal has been eaten. The sun has set on the holidays, and on a particularly challenging year. But…
Hope Shines Bright for the New Year
byIn a year filled with uncertainty, heartache, and change, we find reason to celebrate every small moment of joy. You may not realize the…