Nuoro and Oliena open their doors for Barbagia’s autumn
In Barbagia autumn opens ancient doors, from Grazia Deledda’s Nuoro home to Oliena’s courtyards of embroidery
In Barbagia autumn opens ancient doors, from Grazia Deledda’s Nuoro home to Oliena’s courtyards of embroidery
A Sardinian hotel in Oliena keeps Barbagia’s crafts, cuisine and wine traditions alive, welcoming curious travellers.
A young Murano furnace hires women, trains newcomers, and bets on the EU’s new craft label to save its trade.
A Venetian villa opens Rossimoda’s archive this Saturday, revealing the Brenta shoe district quietly making footwear for global luxury houses.
Gerace’s cathedral was rebuilt from altar fragments found in a rubbish heap. The school that did it has closed its tenth edition.
700 handmade objects from 70 countries at Homo Faber. The woman behind it says AI can never make imperfection,
In the Monti Dauni of Apulia, Molino De Vita built a mill quarried, plastered, and coloured from the durum wheat it mills.
Venice’s quietest island is about to get busy, and when Homo Faber launches in San Giorgio this September, one café awaits.
Glazed maiolica was made for centuries in Gerace but today only one workshop is still firing, a museum opens in September.
The Locride sits on the Ionian and eats from the mountains. Gerace is now selling that contradiction to visitors as heritage.
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