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Black and White Pop Mug
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After Flowers, After Kings
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ccbc's artist interview series with Katlin Aarma
Katlin Aarma is a Vancouver-based textile and mixed media artist whose work celebrates the beauty of slow making, sustainable craft, and creative reuse. Working with secondhand textiles, natural materials, and...
ccbc's artist interview series with Katlin Aarma
Katlin Aarma is a Vancouver-based textile and mixed media artist whose work celebrates the beauty of slow making, sustainable craft, and creative reuse. Working with secondhand textiles, natural materials, and...
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interior design for different generations
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
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...
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amy robertson's journey | ccbc's featured regio...
"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...
"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...

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