"Every detail remains visible, and the result is true to its form.” For #MaharamStories, Natalia Torija highlights the integrity and materiality of hojalatería, an artisanal, Mexican metal-smithing process, as explored in a collaborative workshop with @CranbrookIndustrialDesign . Link in bio.
In October, @leon_ransmeier invited designer @fabien.cappello to lead a workshop at the @cranbrook_art introducing students to the traditional Mexican craft of hojalatería. “The question becomes: How can we develop a contemporary language through an understated technique?" says Ransmeier.
The work culminated in a series of functional household objects crafted from thin metal sheets, all of which are on view in the MillerKnoll Archives Silo and now at @maharamstudio NYC showroom during NYCxDESIGN.
#MaharamWool Terra by #SanderLak in 014 Anguine, seen in our 2024 print advertising campaign by artists @AlmaHaser and @NickBallon , which situated #MaharamTextiles in unexpected environments, like the coast of southern Italy in the off-season. Photography by #NickBallon.
Ryan Mrozowski. Untitled (Split Painting), 2024. Acrylic on linen. #MaharamLikes
Copyright @RyanMrozowski . Courtesy of the artist and @Galerie_Nordenhake . Photography by Gerhard Kassner.
Why is the term “handmade” perceived as luxury in Belgium, whereas in the Congolese context it is considered craft? Now on #MaharamStories, @MalikaLeiper highlights the raffia textiles of the Kuba Kingdom and their influence on contemporary design.
Image: Kuba cloth, c. 1970. The Wesley Mancini Collection courtesy of Mint Museum, North Carolina.
Mexidot by #AlexanderGirard, 1963, an archival stripe reissued with @GirardStudio , is featured in the @DiningwithFlynn restaurant @Cove.NY in 003 Ochre and Burnt Sienna. Photography by @SeanDavidson . #Textilesofthe20thCentury
"Peche was both fiercely alive and relentlessly fragile, producing a body of work with simultaneous undertones of optimism and despair." Now on #MaharamStories, writer Camille Okhio (@cokhio ) examines the passionate life and evocative work of Austrian designer Dagobert Peche. Link in bio. Photography courtesy @mak_vienna .
Three Bag Large by #KonstantinGrcic pairs waxed cotton canvas with contrasting nylon trim in an expression of the industrial designer's research-driven approach to durable materials. #MaharamCollaborator #MaharamAccessories