Selvedge Stories
Roses Without Thorns
Bruno Legeron's workshop in the centre of Paris appears, at first sight, to be a florist's paradise: each exquisite bloom is an unblemished example of floral perfection, immune to withering...
Roses Without Thorns
Bruno Legeron's workshop in the centre of Paris appears, at first sight, to be a florist's paradise: each exquisite bloom is an unblemished example of floral perfection, immune to withering...
Grasping At Straws
The two young Princes, George and Johnnie, stand on a shingle beach looking out to sea from under the shading brims of their straw summer hats. It’s the year 1910...
Grasping At Straws
The two young Princes, George and Johnnie, stand on a shingle beach looking out to sea from under the shading brims of their straw summer hats. It’s the year 1910...
The Rise Of The Straw Hat
A century ago, the south west of France had a booming straw hat industry. Historically, these stitched straw braid hats were worn in rural areas and were designed to shield...
The Rise Of The Straw Hat
A century ago, the south west of France had a booming straw hat industry. Historically, these stitched straw braid hats were worn in rural areas and were designed to shield...
Breathing Space
They may mostly be associated with chocolate at this time of year, but eggs are much more than just edible, especially for photographer Katya de Grunwald. In Selvedge issue 33, Katya teased...
Breathing Space
They may mostly be associated with chocolate at this time of year, but eggs are much more than just edible, especially for photographer Katya de Grunwald. In Selvedge issue 33, Katya teased...
Mauve Mania
If you're already reading this online, it's likely that you will have seen today's Google Doodle, featuring none other than William Perkin; the man who discovered purple dye. As today...
Mauve Mania
If you're already reading this online, it's likely that you will have seen today's Google Doodle, featuring none other than William Perkin; the man who discovered purple dye. As today...
Put To Paper
Washi is the Japanese word for the traditional paper made from the long inner fibres of plants; ‘wa’ meaning Japanese and ‘shi’ meaning paper. Although paper was first made in...
Put To Paper
Washi is the Japanese word for the traditional paper made from the long inner fibres of plants; ‘wa’ meaning Japanese and ‘shi’ meaning paper. Although paper was first made in...