Scholten & Baijings Adds Some Color to Traditional 17th Century Dutch Willow Weaving
Posted By Ana Lisa Alperovich On January 13, 2012 @ 5:20 pm In Green Products,Sustainable Materials | No Comments
Inspired by traditional 17th century Dutch weaving techniques, Scholten & Baijings [4] designed a series of brightly colored containers and named them ‘Serious Business’. Measuring 10 inches diameter and 8 inches high, each bowl combines a touch of color with woven willow [5] made from very thin strips of the dried plant. You can find them for sale here at Thomas Eyck [6].
Photo © Thomas Eyck [6]
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