Witches' Kitchen
varkeychaya — June 3, 2008 — Art & Design
References: livegrids.net
Witches's Kitchen is a handcrafted kitchenware collection inspired by the witches and wizards of lore. Designed by Tord Boontje and handcrafted by artisan groups from three different South American countries. The extensive collection is a collaborative exercise in sustainable design commissioned by Artecnica.
The collection features black ceramic cookware hand-molded by Columbian artisans. The assortment of wooden kitchen utensils are hand-carved by Guatemalan craftsmen while the kitchen couture for men and women hand-sewn by Brazil's Coopa-Roca women's cooperative. So next time you make a meal make sure you use a little magic.
The collection features black ceramic cookware hand-molded by Columbian artisans. The assortment of wooden kitchen utensils are hand-carved by Guatemalan craftsmen while the kitchen couture for men and women hand-sewn by Brazil's Coopa-Roca women's cooperative. So next time you make a meal make sure you use a little magic.
Trend Themes
-
Handcrafted Kitchenware — The trend of handcrafted kitchenware presents an opportunity for artisanal collaborations and sustainable design.
-
Sustainable Design — The trend towards sustainable design offers potential for innovative and eco-friendly kitchen products.
-
Collaborative Manufacturing — The trend of collaborative manufacturing allows for unique and culturally diverse kitchenware collections.
Industry Implications
-
Artisan Craft — The artisan craft industry can capitalize on the trend of handcrafted kitchenware by exploring new collaborations and sustainable practices.
-
Home Goods — The home goods industry can tap into the trend of sustainable design to create innovative and eco-friendly kitchen products.
-
Fashion and Textiles — The fashion and textiles industry has an opportunity to participate in the collaborative manufacturing trend by creating unique kitchen couture for men and women.
0.7
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
