It's a delicate exercise in firm but subtle craftsmanship, and shows off the company's exemplary craftsmanship.
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And art is craftsmanship, and craftsmanship is—as one might learn by, say, building a staircase—a constant refinement through repetition of the same actions.
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"Its craftsmanship — "The case, the dial, the hands, etc.
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I only hope her kids appreciate this level of craftsmanship.
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This particular event honors the craftsmanship of the house's atelier.
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It's innovative designs and exceptional craftsmanship resonate with trendsetters globally.
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It's really craftsmanship and artisanship to bring about modern design.
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" He described the rack as a showcase for "meticulous craftsmanship.
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The craftsmanship on display in his tutorial is absolutely incredible.
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He doesn't have formal training in textiles or craftsmanship, either.
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After all, I wasn't in this for craftsmanship or legacy.
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That desire for color and craftsmanship intersects with jewelry aesthetics.
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The door lock, in particular, is an ode to craftsmanship.
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As a work of political craftsmanship, it is knavishly impressive.
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Leaving $250 for other top shelf ingredients and expert craftsmanship.
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His sense of color is brilliant; his craftsmanship is incredible.
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And many here say the craftsmanship involved should be preserved.
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Craftsmanship A Boucheron artisan carving a piece of rock crystal.
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Even at that scale, they are works of great craftsmanship.
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It would be the ultimate meld of Italian gastronomic craftsmanship.
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The craftsmanship and heritage tradition of a cast-iron skillet vs.
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The study is an example of excellent craftsmanship in precision measurements.
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The craftsmanship is exceptional, they're ultra-comfortable and they look awesome.
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The craftsmanship on all of Stewart's scaled up objects is impressive.
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The show was an elegant — and creative — homage to Italian craftsmanship.
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Even local authorities could appreciate the group's sheer determination and craftsmanship.
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They are even appreciated by museums for their artistry and craftsmanship.
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Still he exhibits a creator's pride toward the craftsmanship he displayed.
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The craftsmanship of these handmade bags is clear in the details.
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To them, it underscores a lack of craftsmanship on the mound.
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Head over to Bullets 2 Bandages for excellent craftsmanship and maximum patriotism.
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Even 20 years later, it represents pop music craftsmanship at its finest.
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They're true objects of craftsmanship, storing and releasing energy through ingenious mechanisms.
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C.—to contemporary craftsmanship by major jewelry houses like Cartier and Bulgari.
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Greene stays largely out of the way, but his craftsmanship is unmistakable.
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There's just a lot of craftsmanship that you don't get these days.
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The company boasts careers in several sectors, including entrepreneurship, creativity and craftsmanship.
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I am delighted that the dress represents the best of British craftsmanship.
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What you'll hear from them are words like craftsmanship, minimalism, and refinement.
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Van Herpen's work unites the most forward-looking technology with artisanal craftsmanship.
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"The Biennale symbolizes the finest craftsmanship in the world," Mr. Boghossian said.
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But it's bunk executed with earnestness and a stunning level of craftsmanship.
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Ultimately it always comes down to craftsmanship, detail and the material used.
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His craftsmanship — has anyone ever done more with fewer than 700 words?
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Like the Gate itself, this structure is truly a masterwork of craftsmanship.
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The craftsmanship of the comic is, in turn, reflected in the narrative.
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This structure will be a testament to American craftsmanship and skill. pic.twitter.
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Years ago they were dirt cheap and notorious for their poor craftsmanship.
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NCCD's Bryony Windsor explains the implications of the technology's influence on craftsmanship.
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Please take a moment to appreciate the fine craftsmanship of these lies.
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"The miniature spy cameras illustrate the craftsmanship involved in spying activities," said Ewering.
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Luckily, Swanson's real-life counterpart, Nick Offerman, shares his character's appreciation for craftsmanship.
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Ceramic Pitchers "When it comes to ceramics, it's all about craftsmanship," Janna notes.
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Also, our craftsmanship is what makes Markhor unique and valuable to our customers.
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Show me the thing you've made, because I make my decision on craftsmanship.
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Najafi follows the path beaten by Fuqua, but without the basic directorial craftsmanship.
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Junk can match that album's craftsmanship and polish, but it lacks its generosity.
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And since we're talking about rap craftsmanship this weekend, let's respect the craft.
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The company's gear is internationally renowned for its performance, durability, design and craftsmanship.
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Both Bain and Gawne commented on the incredible craftsmanship of the winning gown.
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The company, known for its painstaking craftsmanship, has grudgingly entered the digital game.
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As a whole, the show presents an intense variety of craftsmanship and vision.
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What gives craftsmanship its fundamental character is the progress latent in the work.
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If it paid well or involved actual craftsmanship, it'd be a different story.
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The museum, at Columbus Circle, champions contemporary craftsmanship and innovation in the field.
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He was introduced to the fine craftsmanship of textiles at an early age.
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Blue Mountain School is a kind of Gesamtkunstwerk that celebrates quality and craftsmanship.
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The craftsmanship relies, to the extent that it's crafty, on two standard tricks.
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"It won silver in the modeler's category for its craftsmanship," Ms. Haddad said.
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Her designs are mired in Russian history and a contemporary lust for craftsmanship.
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Mr. Paley, who started out as a jeweler, is known for exquisite craftsmanship.
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He was more interested in the quest for original design and exceptional craftsmanship.
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Its under-$300 sneakers combine premium Italian craftsmanship with classic, Brooklyn-inspired style.
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Good stories have an admirable architecture, and both an apparent and transparent craftsmanship.
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If you want to know what professional craftsmanship looks like, this is it.
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Such a revealing of the furniture's anatomy celebrates individual craftsmanship over mass manufactured objects.
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" She adds, "For me Fendi means exquisite, tailored and it represents the Italian craftsmanship.
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The result is a happy mix between European craftsmanship and simplistic, utilitarian Scandinavian design.
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The film is a reverse masterpiece — a marvel of poor craftsmanship at every level.
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There's so much craftsmanship and time and effort that goes into making these looks.
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All the songs feature old-school song-craftsmanship with crystal clear, sometimes stunning vocals.
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It was an example of an ancient craftsmanship, and one that has no future.
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"I wanted this piece to have a real craftsmanship to it," Mr. Peck said.
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What will really make this special is the craftsmanship and thoughtfulness of the design.
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I'm charmed by traditional craftsmanship in bread and cheese, so it makes sense, right?
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But Severino made three bad pitches whose effects overshadowed the rest of his craftsmanship.
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The producer's steadfast craftsmanship and loud personal style made him an early celebrity d.j.
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She was very demanding in terms of craftsmanship and very focused on her future.
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What makes the studio's work stand out, Mr. Reynolds said, is its sophisticated craftsmanship.
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German product design, combined with engineering and craftsmanship, have formed a kind of triumvirate.
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"Good cottage cheese takes a little craftsmanship," said Mr. Potter, of the Dairy Connection.
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"I started this company to preserve artisanal craftsmanship as an art form," he said.
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The theory goes that, at one time, men were men and craftsmanship was king.
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The manufacturing country is more known for its fast-fashion sweatshops than ethical craftsmanship.
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They&aposre handwoven in Panipat, India, renowned for its mastery of textiles and craftsmanship.
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The difference lies in the craftsmanship, which lends to both ice retention and durability.
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Reducing the number of parts helped speed up production while still delivering good craftsmanship.
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It was difficult to get hold of because of the level of craftsmanship involved.
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But they all came from the same place—the cabaret craftsmanship of Alice Cooper.
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The Pixelbook has craftsmanship on a level that I've only seen on a few devices.
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And I have tremendous respect for the amount of craftsmanship that went into crocheting this.
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But Sia's most prized songs aren't just exercises in craftsmanship; they find some emotional truth.
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I don't have a single non-mechanical watch due to my respect for the craftsmanship!
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The fridges are painted with provincial symbols and medieval scenes in celebration of Italian craftsmanship.
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The craftsmanship takes up the weekends, or the evenings if he's really into the project.
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With an operation like Abby's, there is a different pressure—that of achieving excellent craftsmanship.
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"On the level of craftsmanship, Chanel is the top, " he said, using the English word.
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There, the extent of Art Deco craftsmanship in downtown Los Angeles was on full display.
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It is about showcasing our identity, the style of our craftsmanship and the Chaumet legacy.
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Founded by Denis Kenny 25 years ago, Ceadogan rugs pair traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.
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When it comes to craftsmanship it seems Meek will accept nothing less than Swiss excellence.
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Just as important as the flexibility of production is Bali's centuries-old tradition of craftsmanship.
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It was there he fell in love with the intricate designs and craftsmanship of suitcases.
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As with his sister, pairing antique diamonds with the finest craftsmanship available was a priority.
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"Emotionally, Dice Kayek feels Parisian, but our craftsmanship is entirely rooted here," Ece Ege said.
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The Dutch designer Iris van Herpen is interested in the relationship between craftsmanship and technology.
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Not accidentally, the "workshop" invokes the nobility of craftsmanship, physical (not intellectual) labor — and masculinity.
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There are not many products out there that have that kind of old-world craftsmanship.
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Aside from boasting great American craftsmanship, the Original Pilot aviators have an impressive historical pedigree.
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Still, "Memoria" contains many lessons in craftsmanship, and Mr. Roberts seems to be learning them.
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From the doors to the window furnishings and landscaping, everything is approached with expert craftsmanship.
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"Art cannot solely be perceived in regard to its beauty and craftsmanship," Mr. Hollein said.
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"I could go to a national gym, but this is a small business providing craftsmanship."
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We went down this rabbit hole of showing me the art and craftsmanship of making tea.
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"The Urwerk AMC will really appeal to people who appreciate craftsmanship, precision and art," Boutros says.
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The craftsmanship and attention to detail is extraordinary... as it should be for the insane price!
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But man, that hand-assembled craftsmanship for overpriced leather materials has to be worth something right?
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Her brand is "is known for a connoisseur's level of craftsmanship, quality, and detail," she says.
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Given the quality and craftsmanship involved, however, it must've been a priest of high social standing.
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Companies large and small have brought their very latest, and greatest, craftsmanship in rifles and beyond.
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It's beautiful to look at, it shows all your personality and your ability and your craftsmanship.
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It's a remarkable feat of craftsmanship and commitment, made even more spectacular by its sudden demolition.
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The fest will be chock full of the topics and craftsmanship that concern electronic music today.
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Clearly, it will take time, diplomatic craftsmanship, and commitment to truly understand the technology in question.
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They would be fascinating for their intricate craftsmanship alone, lending the works a steampunk-like feel.
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They were there for an accelerated lesson in the newfangled employment potential of old-fashioned craftsmanship.
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The attractive quality in dollar slices isn't necessarily their taste or culinary craftsmanship—it's their price.
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The exhibit is a tribute to both imperial might and the craftsmanship of a bygone age.
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Industry experts say Mr. Dubuis's understated manner and old-school craftsmanship complemented Mr. Dias's exuberant style.
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Their whole bodies — including their faces — are covered, thus expressing their cultural identities through their craftsmanship.
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It became distinguished from the work of artisans and general craftsmanship in the late 19th century.
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Even with him being mass produced and overly accessible it does not compare to the craftsmanship.
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Made in Italy, with thick soles for added comfort and durability, they're also of excellent craftsmanship.
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He was also given a yakusugi ball, a fine piece of craftsmanship made from Japanese cedar.
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Take an old master: Try to unpack the layers and craftsmanship in "Las Meninas" by Velázquez.
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A generous reading could attribute his poor craftsmanship to lack of will or lack of skill.
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He's such a great brother craftsmanship and just to have her armor, her battle field outfit.
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But rarely is the craftsmanship or design comparable to the work coming from these traditional studios.
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True, the Q7 is understated to the point of anonymity, but few interiors offer better craftsmanship.
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Eventually craftsmanship also asserts its role, but a memorable breakup album always remains a messy souvenir.
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"One of the big balances is news value versus craftsmanship and beauty," Mr. Henson Scales said.
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These bottles are often the works of traditional craftsmanship, which makes wine an expression of culture.
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They are relics of Du Paquier's fine craftsmanship that was so in-demand at the time.
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I kind of think that some of the best craftsmen are masters of hiding their craftsmanship.
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Moore's collection also exemplifies the extremely skilled craftsmanship present in many of these small-scale carvings.
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It's also the peak of luxury, I always incorporate the best materials and focus on beautiful craftsmanship.
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Then again, that's a spiritual lesson: [his position] has nothing to do with music, artistry, or craftsmanship.
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His is an aesthetic that fuses Pop and Finish-Fetish with a resolute commitment to hand-craftsmanship.
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Russ offers various levels of craftsmanship, a model he says does not sit well with Cremona's traditionalists.
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People, it turns out, just really like the skill and craftsmanship required to do mechanical engineering well.
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Basically, the Setsuna is more of a work of art and craftsmanship than it is a car.
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But "Villette"—a tour de force of realism and fine craftsmanship—refuses any expectation of conventional happiness.
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"We want people to experience high-level craftsmanship on a daily basis in their home," says Aujla.
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The North Face offers a lifetime warranty on its products because they stand behind their superior craftsmanship.
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Nearly every one of Shabtai's reviews on Etsy gives her five stars, many citing her excellent craftsmanship.
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His outfits were often custom-made, and the craftsmanship and whimsy involved in their construction is staggering.
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From the quality craftsmanship to the effortless styles, Rag & Bone jeans feel worth the hefty price tag.
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This exhibition attempts to show how traditional craftsmanship meets futuristic design in her work. Oct. 23-Jan.
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He "is known and respected worldwide for his art and craftsmanship," said Vincent Jaton, the museum's director.
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Before widespread mechanization, scientific instruments demanded the exquisite craftsmanship of artisans, sometimes several hands with multiple specializations.
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" Wallace Chan, jeweler, Hong Kong: "Jewelry is the carrier of emotions, culture, history, philosophy, craftsmanship and more.
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"Cartier has long been a leader because of the timelessness of our designs and craftsmanship," he added.
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I liked its graphics, the combination of colored marbles, and I found the craftsmanship unique and modern.
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But these designers saw another path forward, one that made a virtue of objectivity, durability and craftsmanship.
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Now, a new generation of homegrown luxury entrepreneurs is building businesses that take advantage of that craftsmanship.
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"It's also great to work with a sustainable material that incorporates the concept of craftsmanship," she said.
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Materials, craftsmanship and passion combine to present some of the most stirring objects you'll ever see anywhere.
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In the world of artist William Harper's vibrant and improvisational jewelry, craftsmanship and concept are always entwined.
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With the careful craftsmanship of To All the Boys nowhere in evidence, he's working with a handicap.
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"A great jewel is the complete package: the gemstone, the sculptural aspect and the craftsmanship," he said.
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Michele's show was a fantasia that drew on ideas of Britishness while exploiting Italian luxury and craftsmanship.
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"I would say their craftsmanship is amazing and their technical level is very high," Mr. Liu said.
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So everyone says that they have the best craftsmanship, but no one really knows what the best.
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It was IDM's extremely complex, unclassifiable craftsmanship that drew several things from the intelligent side of techno.
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"Craftsmanship and uniqueness and creativity takes time," said Hana Ben-Shabat, a partner in A.T. Kearney's retail practice.
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"Working with the Cirque team has been an incredible experience in art and craftsmanship," Jewel tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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But in "Hamilton," the exuberant spontaneity of rap is wedded to Miranda's extensive knowledge of traditional Broadway craftsmanship.
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His simple patterns belie the intricate craftsmanship; creating shapes, like diamonds, in lines means changing colored beads frequently.
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Some are made with craftsmanship and design in mind (think wooden handles, rose-gold accents, and mermaid motifs).
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"The tiara is a wonderful example of superb craftsmanship with a unique provenance," said Guy Burton of Hancocks.
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The Blaschkas' craftsmanship was so advanced that contemporary glassblowers have been unable to duplicate their marine life sculptures.
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Last year, Concordia University out of Saint Paul, Minnesota partnered with the coding bootcamp The Software Craftsmanship Guild.
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The Ether Flow and Ether C Flow are two of this year's most sumptuous new creations Artisanal craftsmanship.
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Building capable cars requires the same craftsmanship—four wheels (or more), well-tuned aerodynamics, a full-powered engine.
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But I do appreciate Austere's craftsmanship, support for the latest specs (including 4K HDR), and the lifetime warranty.
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There's also a focus on quality and productivity to make sure the company's craftsmanship improves at all times.
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Beck's deadpan, and his omnivorous craftsmanship, are back on "Wow," his first solo single in nearly a year.
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Though the railings are badly rusting, you can see the care and craftsmanship that went into creating them.
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"Considering all the craftsmanship and haute horlogerie involved, it's still not expensive, compared to other brands," he said.
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Audible employees have the unique opportunity to work while surrounded by beautiful craftsmanship from nearly 100 years ago.
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Some weren't satisfied with mere copies of Palmyrene craftsmanship, but wanted an authentic piece of Palmyra for themselves.
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I think most people were impressed by the craftsmanship of each and the unusual nature of the project.
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Reinvention is fundamentally anathema to craftsmanship, for quality has to build up in layers of skill over time.
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Despite his rising profile, Ninomiya steadfastly shuns the spotlight; he prefers to let his craftsmanship take center stage.
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From cooking to the unboxing of toys, hands videos have become a symbol of craftsmanship and entrepreneurial zeal.
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But most, like the City Hall tower clock, keep good time because of great craftsmanship, Mr. Schneider said.
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Sprague argued that details of the craftsmanship suggested that the knife was made well after Crazy Horse's death.
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What elevated the clothes, and kept them from seeming like props from a Macklemore video, is Italian craftsmanship.
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Labeled a later copy, it would be a handsome example of 17th-century craftsmanship but worth far less.
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You could see it in the craftsmanship of how he built a simple fence or a raised box.
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From here the extravagance and craftsmanship of high-end Art Deco, and its accompanying social obliviousness, is prominent.
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First, gratitude for her craftsmanship and dedication to the storytelling on behalf of our lead character, Jenna Hunterson.
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"In Tapestry, we found a name that speaks to creativity, craftsmanship, authenticity and inclusivity on a shared platform."
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From cooking videos to the unboxing of toys, hands have become a symbol of craftsmanship and entrepreneurial zeal.
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Haute Couture week, a celebration of one-of-a-kind outfits and fashion craftsmanship, runs until July 4.
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You can put all kinds of craftsmanship or whatnot into it or you can just type it really fast.
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These cutting-edge anniversary collections celebrate the craftsmanship, innovation and sustainability at the heart of Swarovski's 120-year legacy.
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While Milan boasts our favorite shows in terms of craftsmanship, the hidden gem of Milan is the street style.
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It's one that has us fawning over the impressive designs and craftsmanship, but one that also leaves us thinking.
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The next opportunity for enrollment to the craftsmanship course begins March 2019, so keep your eye on this space.
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" She says everything was produced with a high level of craftsmanship and "attention to detail at an affordable price.
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You can see the care that goes into the hand craftsmanship of each individual diamond- they have unrivaled sparkle.
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Maybe a better way of saying it is the craftsmanship and the respect associated with that, not the knives.
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Get inspired, if you think you can match this level of craftsmanship with foam and a hot glue gun.
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He makes his pins slightly thicker than other pin companies, and goes the extra mile in terms of craftsmanship.
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The Tencent games are Wood Joints and Folding Fan, both educational games that teach traditional Chinese architecture and craftsmanship.
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"I wanted to bring together the incredible craftsmanship of vintage garments with the artistry of Japanese dyeing," McAlpine says.
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Then, too, like couture, opera is replete with "artisans of great craftsmanship," Mr. Piccioli and Ms. Chiuri agreed simultaneously.
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Many companies have tried to enter the market, which values exclusivity and hand-craftsmanship over mass-produced devices... Mood.
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As he ascended from the bowels of the ship last week, Mr. Taylor marveled at its gadgetry and craftsmanship.
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French cookware company Le Creuset is one such name, representing the height of craftsmanship and style, and accordingly, price.
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These professionals work with their bare hands to retain the integrity of the high-quality craftsmanship they are performing.
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They bring the same craftsmanship to shoes and boots for men, women, and the littlest adventurers in the family.
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With traditional European craftsmanship and distinct British flair, theEllis Chelsea boots from Jack Erwin are a modern classic.. Pros:Cons:
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"We pride ourselves on our craftsmanship and the level of detail in all of our pieces," Mr. Orlando said.
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It makes me sad that many people don't appreciate the excellent craftsmanship of a good localization on a game.
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Some will host workshops in the Discovery pavilion to offer visitors a glimpse into the art of luxury craftsmanship.
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And then there's the fact that simpler forms, like the arch, don't require the craftsmanship of more complicated designs.
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Second, it has to restore standards of professional competence and reassert the importance of experience, integrity and political craftsmanship.
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In September, the foundation invited her to attend Homo Faber, its inaugural celebration of international craftsmanship, held in Venice.
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The self-taught designer hopes to support Italian craftsmanship with her understated pieces made from eco-friendly Italian Lycra.
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But Mr. Rupert remained upbeat about the sector's prospects, as long as it nurtured its roots in local craftsmanship.
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If anything, the film emanates a startling ineptitude, unable as it is to clear some basic standards of craftsmanship.
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If anything, the film emanates a startling ineptitude, unable as it is to clear some basic standards of craftsmanship.
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He spent his days taking a 12-week woodworking course that emphasized labor-intensive traditional craftsmanship using hand tools.
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Each maintained a prolific output yet never compromised on craftsmanship—a zeal that made them natural (and distinguished) teachers.
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" In a recent email, Ms. Becker wrote: "Nadia Morgenthaler's jewelry possesses an exquisite refinement, both of design and craftsmanship.
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Italian coffee is a proud tradition that stretches back centuries and across regions; one built on craftsmanship and ceremony.
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Have you faced any challenges blending such high levels of craftsmanship and luxe detailing into a traditionally street wear medium?
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By 2020, Tiffany & Co. will be able to share the craftsmanship journey behind the products with its Diamond Source Initiative.
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You can tell everything is so detailed, made by hand, like, there's a lot of craftsmanship that went into this.
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"The thing I'm super proud of — and we feel this is the legacy — it's done with careful craftsmanship," said Shukla.
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Each Linjer bag is created to stand the test of time in both its minimalist design and high quality craftsmanship.
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Unsurprisingly, they also have a steep price tag that reflects those materials, craftsmanship, and aesthetic (hence, buying one on sale).
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Paterson said afterwards, "It was a privilege to celebrate our relationship and shared appreciation of craftsmanship with the royal party."
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An obsession with craftsmanship led to Bourdain's partnership with The Balvenie (a single-malt Scotch) and the American Craft Council.
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His machine is an impressive and impractical bit of craftsmanship—a monstrous proof of concept not meant for actual use.
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Unlike the cheap imitations you'll find in kitchen stores, the Bialetti is made right in Italy with craftsmanship and care.
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Song at Opening Ceremony, for the record, said she had never experienced any problems with the craftsmanship of their clothes.
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Her older sibling, so-called, would respond with feedback on her craftsmanship that helped to shape her as an artist.
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His choice was the Swiss watchmaker Philippe Dufour (who has achieved cult status in Japan, where craftsmanship is highly valued).
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Since then, he has earned acclaim for his focus on unusual fabrics, sustainable craftsmanship and challenging ideas of good taste.
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Mr. Scott called the movie "an example of quiet, confident craftsmanship that tells a sweet, charming tale of intergalactic friendship."
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By 2020, Tiffany & Co. will be able to share the craftsmanship journey behind its products with its Diamond Source Initiative.
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Since then, luthiers have tirelessly tried to imitate Stradivari's and Guarneri's craftsmanship, copying their wood choice, geometry and construction methods.
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Mercedes' has the Kelley hallmarks — snappy dialogue, credible characters, a story that adds up, an overall feeling of polished craftsmanship.
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But the rarity of enamel-detailed watches isn't entirely a result of the craftsmanship and hours required to produce them.
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Since then, the skill and craftsmanship that goes into making each one of these brushes has remained exactly the same.
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But there are others that even at the founding can be chalked up only to haste, carelessness and slapdash craftsmanship.
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"When I shop for jewels, I am looking for a kind of craftsmanship that you can't find anymore," he said.
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As a result, she knows a thing or two about luxury gifts, favoring items with an ethical or craftsmanship bent.
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That level of craftsmanship means that each pair takes time and care to make, with only 100 pairs made each week.
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Sometimes it's nice to just put on a regular watch and enjoy the fine craftsmanship and design of a mechanical device.
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We thank Lana, Lilly, Joe and Grant for their vision, and the entire cast and crew for their craftsmanship and commitment.
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Crowley's craftsmanship comes through most clearly in telling this story of relentless, one-sided slaughter without glutting the reader with gore.
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But the stitching and cut displayed the kind of craftsmanship you're hard-pressed to find on the mass market these days.
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The work and the craftsmanship that went into that — I have another fantastic gow that took so many hours to make.
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Each one was a labor of love, and each one represented the level of craftsmanship of each person who made them.
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Albers appraised craftsmanship above all else, paying homage to old masters rather than emphasizing any "untaught" qualities valorized by earlier modernists.
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The museum is also dedicated to preserving the art history of sign making and craftsmanship of using neon as a medium.
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" He added that the Trump White House and its Republican counterparts in Congress "have no skill set, they have no craftsmanship.
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Many companies have tried to enter the market, which values exclusivity and hand-craftsmanship over mass-produced devices built by robots.
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The debut is scheduled this weekend as part of the Journées Européennes des Métiers d'Art, the annual celebration of French craftsmanship.
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You can foretell everything from the calibration of the craftsmanship to the heft of the cast, and "The Post" inarguably delivers.
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They're made with meticulous craftsmanship in materials like silk, satin and fine leather, and they're decorated with all the usual symbols.
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Four years since the Made in France movement first emerged, the sentiment around preserving homegrown craftsmanship has reached a fever pitch.
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From Latin pop's history, iLe has absorbed the trickiest lesson of all: the subtlety that hides magnificent craftsmanship behind immediate emotion.
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"In this process, the main purpose was to understand the local tradition, the local knowledge, the local craftsmanship," Mr. Huang said.
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I grew up in a family where the tradition of pottery and craftsmanship has been handed down from generation to generation.
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Craftsmanship LONDON — For Louisa Guinness, the works of her favorite artists must always be worn to truly bring them to life.
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The "death of craft" is also often invoked to bemoan the loss of "original craftsmanship" at the hand of mass production.
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For inspiration, Mengham likes to visit the Neolithic tombs scattered across the English countryside, searching for examples of age-old craftsmanship.
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That he does it with magnificent beauty and perfect craftsmanship only adds to the power of invective against his 'harsh homeland.
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Some enslaved Africans were able to sell their labor or craftsmanship to others, thereby earning enough money to purchase their freedom.
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They have no conception of the craftsmanship that's required to take a good idea and turn it into a good product.
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Who it's for: The LVMH Institut des Métiers d'Excellence is a vocational training program that promotes careers in traditional craftsmanship professions.
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Turnaround plans had gone nowhere, a result of near-constant worker walkouts, shoddy craftsmanship, disaffected managers and a convoluted corporate structure.
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Böker has manufactured knives in Solingen, Germany since 1869, and the company stands behind the craftsmanship with a lifetime limited warranty.
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A sequence overseen by Mr. Huynh, in which 40 years pass before our eyes, is a small marvel of theatrical craftsmanship.
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The watches bear the Poinçon de Genève seal, an indication of quality craftsmanship and timekeeping standards for watches made in Geneva.
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Calacanis said his bias for "craftsmanship" comes from a belief that founders in that category will make it sooner or later.
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"I've always had a lot of interest in craftsmanship and just in general, well-made things," he said of his thought process.
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Craftsmanship goes courtside with the opulent stained-glass backboards, gilded basketballs, roped-off trophies, and chain mail jerseys from artist Victor Solomon.
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Trade enforcement officers noted "poor craftsmanship" and detained the rings to verify their authenticity with the National Football League, the trademark holder.
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Juxtaposing irreverence and the finest craftsmanship, femininity and a determinedly free spirit, the offering encapsulates everything the Miu Miu name stands for.
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Dare I say it, the D9200s do actually exhibit craftsmanship of the sort we all too often hear about, but don't experience.
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Known for their exquisite craftsmanship and sharp tailoring, Catherine Walker & Co was Princess Diana's go-to designer for more than 16 years.
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It would be easy for a critic to level at the politics of WOKE, but how could anyone ignore the dancers' craftsmanship?
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Later on, he became intrigued by their craftsmanship, so he learned how to fix the knives himself and how to make them.
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His hope is that by making the studio and the craftsmanship centre stage, other artists will be inspired to do the same.
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One trick to help open up a small space is a combination of optical illusion sorcery and space-saving craftsmanship: the mirror.
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The result showcases the remnants of 400 years of innovation and craftsmanship, developed to suit the visions of an increasingly unified state.
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Of course, we don't yet predict these treasures to go mainstream, but the craftsmanship on a few of them is truly iconic.
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Their craftsmanship is evident in a delicate beaten-gold bowl (600BC) decorated with six slender bullocks, identical down to their minuscule ribs.
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The Pit Testing the limits of sophisticated taste is a trio of wacky sculptures made with old-world craftsmanship by Andrew Sexton.
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The brand's suitcases have weathered the test of time with great aplomb, thanks to classic design, a killer hardshell, and expert craftsmanship.
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Professional shuttles, on the other hand, are made with demanding craftsmanship, and those are the ones that end up at the Olympics.
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From sourcing the best materials and craftsmanship to working with family-run artisans around the globe, each piece is made very thoughtfully.
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Pros: Calloway craftsmanship, priceCons: Slightly heavier than pricier clubs (but still titanium), no fancy bells or whistles (but who needs those anyhow?)
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It seems it would be difficult — and take skilled craftsmanship — to add amenities to these homes to make them habitable year-round.
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Bolt balances aesthetic, craftsmanship, and modern technology all in one bracelet that (when pulled) turns into a thin USB to Lightning cable.
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With rare stones, exquisite craftsmanship and one-of-a-kind settings, these three talents excel in strong statements that are deeply personal.
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Other additions to this year's list included Germany's organ music and craftsmanship; Kok boru, Kyrgystan's traditional horse game; and India's Kumbh festival.
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Buffeted by economic and intellectual tailwinds, the craftsmanship of tableware and other decorative items was at a high point in the period.
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For years, he has been accumulating a prodigious body of work in which a searching vision and a refinement of craftsmanship combine.
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The eight-suite hotel, located steps from Jackson's iconic tram, mixes European style, American craftsmanship and the comfort of the American West.
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But on social media, the hand has been cast in a new role, as a symbol of artisanal craftsmanship and entrepreneurial zeal.
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She insisted on three things in her designs: restraint in decoration, high-quality craftsmanship and harmony between a home and its site.
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Buying a smartwatch allows them to have a modern and connected timepiece with similar levels of craftsmanship and design they already appreciate.
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She talked about the way her house had been constructed, with materials no longer available and craftsmanship not often seen these days.
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If Fair Trade, organic materials, and craftsmanship are important to you, then Boll & Branch is undoubtedly the place to go for bedding.
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Drivers around the world are willing to pay a premium for the German brands because of their reputation for precision and craftsmanship.
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But even as Nakata pursues his new passion for culture and craftsmanship, he says he doesn't want to be remembered for it.
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The story she is telling is one of big ideas, limitless experimentation and an uncompromising dedication to the highest standards of craftsmanship.
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Other kinds of beauty — that of craftsmanship, of real creativity and also of labor — were quietly honored throughout this week in Paris.
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The distance between that soul, attuned to beauty and craftsmanship, and the shell Nolan has created for himself is deeply felt throughout.
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Mr. Dordet said that, given the diverse experience and the company's focus on first-class craftsmanship, the question is more: Why leave?
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The bigger-budget films tend to look slicker, yes — but with few exceptions, there's little if any craftsmanship or imagination on display.
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But Wayne, although it's not always discussed, is the consummate aficionado of hip-hop craftsmanship, and it holds true throughout his career.
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The center's current exhibition, Prototyping in Tokyo, contextualizes the relationship between the artistry of Japanese craftsmanship and the science of prototyping technologies.
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MH: We've lost a sense of craftsmanship and ownership online to the extent that artists barely even update their personal websites anymore.
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But what if your unique selling point is leather craftsmanship, or precise audio tuning, or some other skill that takes years to cultivate?
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And get this: The all-over embroidery requires two whole days of meticulous craftsmanship, so know you're know you're paying for something special.
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The differentiator is the attention to quality and detail that Apple is known for, craftsmanship that shines through in Pearl's offering as well.
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You have to admire the craftsmanship: in a couple of sentences the chancellor distanced herself from Donald Trump without saying anything remotely inflammatory.
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Christophe Piochon, head of the French plant, compares the exquisite craftsmanship that goes into the construction of a Bugatti car to haute couture.
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The 19 examples in this show, all made in the past two years, are amazing for their meticulous craftsmanship and detailed story telling.
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The finest examples of pop-up craftsmanship are displayed on waist-high tables, and customers are encouraged to open them up and admire.
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Part of the cost stems from the craftsmanship behind the chess set, and the use of real wood for its box and pieces.
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I realized that there was a lot of Japanese craftsmanship going on in the knife world that wasn't being represented outside of Japan.
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All this to say, the Hijikata brothers saw an opportunity to bring the foundry's technically meticulous craftsmanship to a perennially popular cooking item.
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Harberts cited the "artistry and custom craftsmanship that go into every prop, every costume, every set," while Berg praised the show's visual detail.
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Because we cannot control time, nor weather, nor natural disaster, the material one chooses in building is as important as the craftsmanship itself.
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Created by artist Brent Watanabe, the modification to Grand Theft Auto 5 emphasizes the craftsmanship that went into the designing the original game.
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Aldo Fumagalli, chairman of the Candy Hoover Group, pointed to Wechat as representative of a of "digital craftsmanship" in which China is excelling.
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"In Tapestry, we found a name that speaks to creativity, craftsmanship, authenticity and inclusivity on a shared platform and values," the company said.
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Still, Santigold's sheer moxie and the upbeat craftsmanship of the songs held the contradictions at bay, as cheers and singalongs greeted every hook.
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Strava's values — authenticity, balance, craftsmanship, commitment, and camaraderie — are central to the way the company functions and the way it allocates its funds.
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I love and recommend everything WWAKE makes… the craftsmanship is next-level and the designer and her team could not be more helpful.
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It's worth stopping by this workshop in the suburb of Teshie if only to marvel at the craftsmanship and ingenuity of these creations.
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The garments will use an evolved version of his signature hologram material and incorporate Japanese craftsmanship through both traditional means and technological processes.
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In a news release at the time, the Trump Organization promoted the craftsmanship of the pieces, which furnish some of Mr. Trump's hotels.
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He demonstrates the sugary ingenuity and craftsmanship behind a snack that will likely take you no longer than two minutes to completely inhale.
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Software engineers can easily forget just how much craftsmanship has gone into the open source code that powers the most basic of applications.
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Like almost all of Eminem's work this decade, Kamikaze wants to live and die on its craftsmanship: a monotonous barrage of verbal pyrotechnics.
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I was enthralled, not just by Morrison's craftsmanship, but also the content of her stories — her characters, which I've always called fourth dimensional.
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"This was to challenge my own craftsmanship and to show that this cheap material actually has a lot of potential," notes the artist.
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Donna's focus on craftsmanship and responsible sourcing fall in line with our own initiative to offer quality and integrity throughout our jewelry assortment.
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It also makes sense that the term should pay homage to the craftsmanship that goes into high-end products, rather than its pricepoint.
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This left-handed version of our overall best sewing shears offers the same great features: artisanal craftsmanship, exquisite sharpness, and precise, smooth cutting.ProsCons:
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The M90 is a newly launched 91 foot, fiberglass yacht hailed for its light and airy interior and its made-in-America craftsmanship.
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"If you have great wood but not a great design or great craftsmanship, you'll get a dead guitar," Mr. Collings told Texas Monthly.
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Using leather from renowned Chicago-based tannery Horween Leathers, my first impression of the briefcase was the outstanding craftsmanship and the supple material.
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Tlaxiaco, despite its pre-Mexican Revolution history as a place of fine craftsmanship and an elite class, is a community stricken by poverty.
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She is quiet and self-contained; she would easily fade into the background if not for the exquisite craftsmanship of her inner monologue.
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The artistic craftsmanship of the astounding French ivory carving "Skeleton in Shroud Sitting on a Tomb" (1547) transports the mind to disembodied deliberations.
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And I think it goes right back to the craftsmanship, the construction, and really the raw materials that we use that are very differentiated.
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Winner of the 2017 Red Dot Design Awards, these earbuds even take home trophies for their elite design, beautiful craftsmanship, and excellent audio quality.
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What makes her images so alive is the consummate craftsmanship that goes into them—the hand, which knows things that the mind does not.
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Before they produce even a note of music, these headphones evoke a sense of high quality and craftsmanship that makes them easy to love.
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Her mother collected local textiles and jewelry on her travels, which sparked Johnson's own love of block-print fabrics, rare objets and traditional craftsmanship.
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It featured their signature American craftsmanship and handwork, but even more polished and sexy; a tableau nouveau of what a strong woman looks like.
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With screen edges exposed and the glass back more tactile, you can easily feel the craftsmanship and quality of a device of this caliber.
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Haider said Markhor takes positives from the success of direct-to-consumer brands like Warby Parker and those that turn to craftsmanship for excellence.
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And while not the largest new home listed, the Bel Air property is a marvel of technology, design, craftsmanship, exotic materials and natural views.
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The reason why anyone should actually want to spend extra is something Nvidia hadn't mentioned in its graphics card launches before this week: craftsmanship.
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The watchmaker teamed up with Intel, its partner from the previous model, to create the latest fusion of Swiss craftsmanship and Silicon Valley tech.
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Even with Transformed's frustrating organization, it's a worthwhile show for anyone interested in craftsmanship, material culture's relationship to power, or, simply, shiny beautiful things.
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The designers had collaborated with ateliers across Paris, as they told us in June, overlaying old world craftsmanship with their classic New York silhouettes.
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He built concrete homes in the mountainous municipality of Cayey, and relatives say perhaps hundreds of people survived Hurricane Maria because of his craftsmanship.
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They have examined hundreds of objects credited to his workshop, and have made a few dozen firm attributions, based on documents, materials and craftsmanship.
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The hats "are beautifully made, first-class craftsmanship," said Deanna Maria Peters, a longtime client who has about 60 of the company's ladies' hats.
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And the documentary emphasizes how Blahnik's focus on craftsmanship and control redefined the concept of the shoe designer (though he calls himself a "cobbler").
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And for the rare Apple-meets-Etsy flourish, the company boasts of "artisanal craftsmanship" for suitcases and rice cookers while simultaneously highlighting its stores.
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He knows that the value of his work lies in its very craftsmanship, which in turn is what makes the actual work itself endure.
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The doors from the Chelsea Hotel lack any craftsmanship; their value is tied to the reputations of the people who once slept behind them.
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On a recent evening, they talked about "Jiro Dreams of Sushi," the 2011 documentary about the Japanese chef Jiro Ono, marveling at his craftsmanship.
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The cathedral had planned even before the coronavirus outbreak to display St Corona's shrine this summer as part of an exhibition on gold craftsmanship.
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The cathedral had planned even before the coronavirus outbreak to display St Corona's shrine this summer as part of an exhibition on gold craftsmanship.
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They used a mixture of recent technology and old-school craftsmanship to portray the Gelfling clans living under the rule of the evil Skeksis.
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"He will make his mark by virtue of his humanity and the craftsmanship with which he enshrined that humanity in music," Mr. Fanning said.
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Marketers began pushing a more "technical approach" to shopping for men, he said, placing the idea of heritage brands and craftsmanship front and center.
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De Saint Sernin sourced most of the fabrics on a recent trip to Japan, and was inspired by the country's craftsmanship and artisanal details.
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This long history is a natural fit for Samantha McCoach, the Edinburgh-born founder of Le Kilt, who is fascinated by traditional Scottish craftsmanship.
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TOKYO — Japanese confectioneries, called wagashi, are artful and sweet — as well as a delicate representation of the seasons, landscape and elements of Japanese craftsmanship.
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Craftsmanship came naturally to Albers, who was born in Germany in 1888 and learned practical skills from his father, a builder and house painter.
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The awards recognise creativity and craftsmanship in the marketplace of vintage and handmade goods, while also pointing easily lost shoppers in the right direction.
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The contrast offers a look at the meticulous craftsmanship often lost with automatization and industrialization, although traditional glassblowing techniques are still widely practiced today.
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We caught up with Matheson to learn some of the basic tenets of gingerbread craftsmanship for making your own sturdy and inventive custom designs.
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It's important to us to have our jeans American-made, with the manufacturing standards we believe in, and expert craftsmanship we can be proud of.
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He immediately recognized that it had come from a nearby village, and from its shape and craftsmanship, he could even identify who had made it.
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It looks like one of those styrofoam gliders with a propellor on it, but Parrot's latest UAV is a high-tech piece of drone craftsmanship.
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It looks like one of those styrofoam gliders with a propellor on it, but Parrot's latest UAV is a high-tech piece of drone craftsmanship.
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The language and craftsmanship behind the Rozliubit brand draws on Greek mythology, classical architecture, BDSM, and kawaii culture to achieve a dark and enticing aesthetic.
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But that comparison isn't a fair one: In terms of sheer technical craftsmanship, Miranda and Caliban outstrips The Mists of Avalon by leaps and bounds.
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Using old world craftsmanship, along with the latest technological advancements in papermaking, allows for a consistent line of high-end papers printmakers can rely upon.
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Now, while some may see this as a waste of perfectly good cheese, others will just appreciate the craftsmanship necessary to create such a scene.
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Underlining the work of Chanel's "petites mains", sparkling embellishments, feathers, embroidered lace, pleating and draping were among some of their craftsmanship on display on dresses.
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Where FutureSex/LoveSounds solidified his place as a solo artist, 220/20153 Experience elevated his craftsmanship of his fusion of pop, soul and R&B.
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Comprising his home, workshop, and gardens, the Maloof Foundation is a living museum that showcases his appreciation for impeccable craftsmanship alongside his instantly classic designs.
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And the level of craftsmanship throughout the 90-minute concert reflected the influence of workshops and academic courses that have become a professional training ground.
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Mr. Holzmann, who is representing his uncle in the sale, said the craftsmanship and the extraordinary story are what make the piece worth $21.4 million.
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The collection, combining women's designs with those by the group's menswear designer Guillaume Meilland, used plush leather, wool and rich silk, to showcase Italian craftsmanship.
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These sheets are pricier than many other options on the market, but their high-quality materials, craftsmanship, and design make them worth the price tag.
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The wool: To make these shoes, Rothy's partnered with Tollegno 1900, an Italian yarn and fabric producer that's a leader in craftsmanship, sustainability, and ethics.
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Kobe Steel is only the latest in a series of corporate scandals that has shaken confidence in brand Japan, renowned for its quality and craftsmanship.
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Most compelling of this group are the works by Kumi Yamashita, who creates silhouettes by casting shadows of figures on a wall using painstaking craftsmanship.
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More than 20 years after 'Eve's Bayou,' Lemmons has made her most conventional work, a feat of sturdy craftsmanship and performance with no fancy tricks.
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The work marries the strength of the South (technology) to the strength of the North (craftsmanship), and it is confected through a hazard-filled maze.
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"Kei represents the quintessence of craftsmanship, and his sense of experimentation is really outstanding," Ruffini says of his decision to team up with the designer.
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" He said he was dazzled, too, by how the company's workers were keeping traditions and skills alive, admiring "the ethos of these people, their craftsmanship.
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H: So just on that, do you think that people get that sense of love in your work from seeing the detail and the craftsmanship?
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Reviews lauded the Taycan for performance on the track, braking and suspension, craftsmanship, and predicted the Porsche service network would be an asset to drivers.
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"It shows that they care about craftsmanship and history, but are responsible, and aren't flaunting six-figure Patek Philippe or Richard Mille watches," he said.
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But she has also forged a revolutionary path, creating unconventional and fantastical designs using traditional craftsmanship and racking up an impressive list of fashion achievements.
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Such is the philosophy behind "Homo Faber: Crafting a More Human Future," a monumental celebration of European craftsmanship that opens in Venice on Sept. 14.
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One particular Amazon buyer has encountered minor issues like shoddy external craftsmanship, but most complaints, which there aren't a lot of, are defective stock-related.
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Ms. Peck and Mr. Kiracofe also mentioned the AIDS quilt as bringing quilts, and all their associations with community and craftsmanship, to the American consciousness.
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I was also helped by Unesco's list of Intangible Cultural Heritage sites, which includes "traditional wall-carpet craftsmanship" in Romania and the Republic of Moldavia.
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HIDA | A Woodwork Tradition in the Making explores the heart of Japanese craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibility through traditional Hida woodcraft techniques and products from forests.
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Kirchert said the M-Byte&aposs production quality and craftsmanship will be on par with the major German luxury brands: Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz.
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"We combine high technology with traditional craftsmanship to create something new," said Mr. Coin, as he swiveled the Princess bracelet to shimmer in the light.
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Reading about the craftsmanship of handmade paper in Japan, beer culture in Belgium or puppetry in Slovakia may plant a seed for a future trip.
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One does not have to be a student of architecture to admire the craftsmanship of artisans using hand tools a century and a half ago.
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Expanding into ready-to-wear, a move she is considering, would be a challenge, because her reputation rests on craftsmanship, and she risks cheapening it.
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The project might seem unlikely, considering the sensibility of street art: edgy, youthful and more immediately suggestive of trendy bohemian surroundings than heritage Swiss craftsmanship.
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On the watch side, Piaget has been increasing its collaborations with artisans, bringing out collections with micro-mosaics, feathers and other unusual craftsmanship on dials.
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Everything about it seemed thoughtful and over a thousand online reviews averaging 4.9 out of 5 stars raved about the quality craftsmanship and functional style.
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Mr. Elice, who has penned two of the smarter jukebox musicals in "Jersey Boys" and "The Cher Show," seems to have misplaced his customary craftsmanship.
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"Karl is the locomotive, and Virginie is the rails of Chanel," said Loïc Prigent, the documentary filmmaker who shoots the atelier's craftsmanship before each show.
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In a statement written in Japanese, the company called the products exquisite fan items that express the allure of Star Wars through Ginza Tanaka's craftsmanship.
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CreditCreditAngie Smith for The New York Times The small burgundy satchel bore the hallmarks of rugged craftsmanship: top-grain leather, double stitching on the straps.
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"People who are craftspersons and who have craftsmanship in their work, they will always happen, whether in the early stage or late stage," Calacanis said.
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By making work that shares something with the constructions of anonymous laborers, Whitten reminds us that there is more to artmaking than fabrication or craftsmanship.
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After decades of morosité the French came to recognise their strengths: not only population growth but world-class engineering schools, fine craftsmanship and high-end creativity.
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Their combined craftsmanship (plus plenty of trial and error) led to a geometric solution that could be replicated with the help of a CNC-milling machine.
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She explained that "craftsmanship in embroidery, beading and surface embellishment is at a very high level in India," which is also considerably cheaper than European markets.
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In its mission statement, NMRL declares its dedication to combining new and traditional architectural methods and materials, preserving the true spirit of craftsmanship in the process.
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Made with German craftsmanship, this 100% waterproof electric razor features five synchronized shaving elements to deliver a close shave — even with shaving gel in the shower.
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Le Chameau — a heritage brand founded in Northern France in 191960 — is a leading producer of natural rubber boots and known for quality and careful craftsmanship.
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When you need that level of finesse, Doug is the only one I've met that I trust with that level of commitment and craftsmanship and artistry.
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Lara Intimates, a sustainable underwear brand based in London, is trying to bridge the gap between ethical craftsmanship and cute, comfortable products within the lingerie industry.
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It embodies some of Apple's better traits, like attention to detail and high-quality craftsmanship, but the overall impression is one of fastidiousness and self-indulgence.
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Moore's stylist Cristina Ehrlich posted a close-up shot of the details of the dress, which shows the craftsmanship behind Kate and Laura Mulleavy's Rodarte design.
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The duo plan to bring a few Parsons students to Haiti in the near future to help develop local craftsmanship and continue their respective aid programs.
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As I got older though, I realized that apparel design requires a ton of craftsmanship and patience — which turns out, I don't have a lot of!
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To the untrained eye, the Lefkandi fabric resembles a shag-pile rug, but under the microscope it is clear this was a skilled piece of craftsmanship.
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While not always cheaper, prefabrication is far quicker and more reliable than traditional brick and mortar, which Heathcote said can suffer skill shortages and poor craftsmanship.
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This was where Villadsen learned classic gelato craftsmanship—which involves a fair amount of math when you're calculating the right composition of different types of sugar.
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For instance, after praising the "thoughtfulness and craftsmanship" in Slack's user experience, the ad says such traits are not common in enterprise software, Microsoft's traditional forté.
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French luxury label Dior showcased its atelier's craftsmanship on Monday in a monochrome collection of black and white trouser suits, puffy skirts and sleek evening outfits.
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The water-resistant materials and craftsmanship are useful when you get caught in the rain, but what's more intriguing is how you actually open the bag.
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Hi, I'm Caroline, and today we're taking you inside the Taylor Guitars factory, where they combine craftsmanship and automation to produce hundreds of guitars a day.
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The warranty is limited to physical flaws in the cover or mattress craftsmanship and mattress deterioration that results in an indentation of more than an inch.
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Intricate craftsmanship is on display with a jeweled gold, silver-gilt and guilloche enamel pill box that carries the potential of bringing in $222,222 to $18,000.
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Upon closer inspection, you'll notice the craftsmanship, as if human hands carefully put each piece into place — and in fact, that's exactly how it was done.
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"OpenStreetMaps, for the most part, is craftsmanship but they are coming at this with an industrial mindset," Mishari Muqbil, a Bangkok-based OSM member, told TechCrunch.
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Tiffany began its rise to prominence after becoming the first American company to win the grand prize for silver craftsmanship at the 1867 Paris World's Fair.
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The combination of Berlin cool and Glashütte craftsmanship seems to be one reason Nomos's sales have been growing at annual rates of 25 percent or more.
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But "Baelor" captures something that is special and important about the underlying story, as well as demonstrating the craftsmanship with which it was adapted for HBO.
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"If the whole world went to ARs, that's what I'd be selling," said Mr. Clark, who prefers older firearms for what he views as superior craftsmanship.
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In her fantastical, unrestrained creations, Guo Pei imbues contemporary high fashion with ancient tradition, invoking history and mythology through intricate craftsmanship, opulent embroidery and sumptuous detail.
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" Before he reveals his sinister motives to the violinist, he says, as if by way of apology: "The universe is a marvelously complex bit of craftsmanship.
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There's craftsmanship in the details, like a running motif of Judy continually building up to confessions that turn out not to be the confession we're anticipating.
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But all in all, "Items" has few of the showstopping moments of extreme craftsmanship, innovation or material lavishness that are a staple of the Met's productions.
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The luxury industry will have to adapt to conscious consumerism and the increasing demand for a luxury purchase to have substantive value, beyond aesthetics and craftsmanship.
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Pros: Practically unparalleled luxury, great craftsmanship, Fair Trade organic cotton used throughout all productsCons: More expensive than competitors Read our reviews of the sheets and pillows
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Whatever the reason, expectations for the self-proclaimed "innovative" bar run high — especially when entering a market like New York, which prides itself on cocktail craftsmanship.
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He has become a self-appointed cultural ambassador for Japan, promoting his home nation's culture and craftsmanship to the world through the universal language of sake.
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Arriving at the division's headquarters in Brügg, Switzerland, he said, he thought he was entering a world focused more on technology and industry than on craftsmanship.
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Previous installments have shown the craftsmanship of forging swords, the construction of massive paper kites and examined the role of Christian missionaries who went to Japan.
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The fashion house remains loyal to a way of life more common to Europe's medieval guilds, dedicating itself to the idea of craftsmanship above all else.
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I feel like we got to this whole other place, this whole other level of songwriting and song craftsmanship—a lot of really amazing Brent Hinds moments.
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" Reynolds confirmed the admiration is mutual, saying in the same release, "You can't find a more iconic brand, or one which better exemplifies craftsmanship, elegance and creativity.
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There is no denying her skill in creating ambience and mood, her consummate craftsmanship and stagecraft, or her fascinatingly idiosyncratic re-envisioning of iconic images and events.
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A more intimate exhibition at the Guillermo de Osma gallery in Madrid showcases both his sketches and his craftsmanship as a maker of wooden sculpture and toys.
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I want to blow you away with the craftsmanship of the technique of the work but at the same time, ironically, it's not that important to me.
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Craftsmanship and tactility remain high on the priority list, but the Continental GT is still full of technology expected to be put in many more cars soon.
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We wanted to create a unisex brand that dared to have a feminine expression, creating truly unique designs with the best materials and hand-craftsmanship out there.
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Film School Rejects said the film's main point of contention will be whether or not it's "perfect": Good luck arguing against its brilliant, inimitable, all-encompassing craftsmanship.
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Click here to view original GIFA melted brick of crayons on a lathe combines everything I love about craftsmanship with everything I remember enjoying about a spirograph.
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You get to see an animation of what he's actually doing to the surfboard and what shape he's trying to get at—it's craftsmanship with an explanation.
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It costs a fortune to purchase and repair, but you love it more and more every day because you respect the craftsmanship that went into building it.
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It's just $13, which is a steal, unless you intend to get it framed which will require some custom craftsmanship that will definitely not come cheap.[ThinkGeek]
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Technologists today have expressed concern about the takeover of robotics, decline in manufacturing jobs, losing control to AIs, biased algorithms and the loss of craftsmanship to machines.
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Each piece comes pre-seasoned, and features the high-quality materials and craftsmanship the company is known for, ensuring it will serve you for decades to come.
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And were it a film still, it would surely get nominated for those Oscars given before the main festivities, the ones that honor technological and artistic craftsmanship.
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To do so Aston has remodelled itself as a luxury-goods firm, emphasising design and craftsmanship that are a British speciality, while trying to extend the brand.
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Partnering with VAWAA is one small attempt to preserve the oral tradition of passing techniques down from one creator to another, adapting craftsmanship to an evolving world.
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One reason to go to any sort of convention is to take in the craftsmanship of the costumers who flock to the event, portraying their favorite characters.
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It's a third-person shooter about a bad case of writer's block, and the agony of trying to bridge the gulf between genre craftsmanship and high art.
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Point is, haute couture is a totally different ball game, one we love to follow and obsess over biannually — and not just for the craftsmanship it represents.
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Yes, it's the quintessential French Girl and the Girl Who Wants To Be A French Girl, but its also a woman who understands quality, craftsmanship, and heritage.
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Just as German engineers strive for the better widget, blending their craftsmanship with 21st century technology, so Mr. Pfaller's business is always monitoring shifting tastes and demands.
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The decorator, known for his layered, textured décors featuring craftsmanship finishes, has designed layouts and decoration for the public spaces and layouts for the apartments and penthouses.
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It was craftsmanship rather than the bottom line that motivated Brian Holmes when he decided in 503 to start a business and went looking for a manufacturer.
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For more than a decade, Vogel has been making deceptively simple wooden objects — tiny salt spoons, elegant sawhorse tables — according to the most rigorous principles of craftsmanship.
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But the larger vision for the brand is to extend the loving craftsmanship that BDDW is known for to products that address every aspect of daily life.
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Throughout, Judge Garland's opinions were models of judicial craftsmanship — unflashy, methodically reasoned, attentive to precedent and tightly rooted in the language of the governing statutes and regulations.
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There is a reverence in witnessing the craftsmanship of skilled artisans, but Crawford is careful to argue that reverence does not mean sycophantic obsession with the past.
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Fine Italian-woven cotton, old-school American craftsmanship, and a great trim fit make the Brooks Brothers Golden Fleece shirt a must-have for the modern gentleman.
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The emphasis on go-it-alone craftsmanship meant Etsy managed its own data centers, instead of using more efficient options like Amazon Web Services or Google Cloud.
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There are also the vestiges of a time, not so long ago, when photography required not just a good eye, but also craftsmanship in the dark room.
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These movies offer a visceral excitement that more cerebral movies can sometimes have a hard time matching, and the best of them are marvels of cinematic craftsmanship.
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Evoking traditional craftsmanship and the comforts of home, quilts have made their presence felt all over the fashion landscape of late, especially in high-end men's wear.
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For her second capsule collection for Salvatore Ferragamo, which will be introduced on Thursday, Sara Battaglia put a spin on the house's signature craftsmanship and zigzag motifs.
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If you're in search of luxury — in terms of materials, craftsmanship, and most importantly, ethics — you can end your search at the digital doorstep of Boll & Branch.
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Subtle references to Japanese craftsmanship also appear in the framed indigo-dyed bandannas from Buaisou, a textile company whose founding members also once worked at Kaikai Kiki.
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"We are trying to offer affordable luxury: a beautifully handmade piece of British craftsmanship that is a fraction of the price on Bond Street," Mr. Holt said.
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Ms. Hou said the shift required brands to have a new "product logic," advertising through social media and emphasizing the uniqueness, authenticity and craftsmanship of their watches.
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During his journey, Nakata says he discovered the beauty and elegance of Japanese craftsmanship -- something he believes is closely connected to nature and daily life in Japan.
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Global demand for Scotch appears to be strengthening thanks to "an emphasis on craftsmanship and provenance, backed by investment", SWA head David Frost said in a statement.
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This fine hand-forged kerosene lighter Handcrafted with intricate details and hand-sewn using the finest Italian cowhide, these lighters uphold a standard of quality and craftsmanship.
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The designer's waste-not approach utilizes industry off-cuts and designer surplus and celebrates artisanal craftsmanship, with all pieces being consciously crafted in the brand's London studio.
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Written and recorded over two years, the album is testament to obsessive craftsmanship, and how minutely tweaking and shaping a sound can give it its own life.
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The craftsmanship in those studio efforts was as self-effacing as it was substantial; the hired musicians were intended to serve the song, not to be noticed.
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Less out there than the other bands on this list, Verwoed displayed in Bodemloos a careful craftsmanship of black metal that is equal parts melodic and asphyxiating.
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They do it out of pride in craftsmanship and the responsibility for something they believe in...knowing that [they] will be ignored and unappreciated until something goes wrong.
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Sanders' movie sometimes comes across as slavish to his source material, but it's gorgeous in ways that make it stand apart from the craftsmanship in today's superhero movies.
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So, it was refreshing to see Lagerfeld put these artists front and center (on the runway, no less) and really celebrate the craftsmanship that couture is all about.
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There is enough craftsmanship for people who are not usually fans of horror to sink their teeth into, recalling techniques reminiscent of Roman Polanski's Repulsion or The Tenant.
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London College of Fashion alums (and friends) Faith Leeves and Cindy Liberman launched Lara Intimates in 2016 after spotting a notable lack of sustainable craftsmanship within the industry.
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This time, Markhor is seeking an initial $5,000 to develop these new products that it said are made with the same craftsmanship, materials and dedication as its shoes.
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That was the magic of Jenna Lyons' J.Crew: It was Italian craftsmanship and British tailoring and a Fashion Week stamp of approval, but available at your local mall.
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While the blend of three-point shooting and low-post craftsmanship helps make Vucevic a valuable commodity, a significant slice of his value has shockingly materialized on defense.
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That there is a line that runs from craftsmanship through innovation and technology that can be explicitly explored in fashion to weave new identity, new forms of femininity.
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For Muelas, the brand wants to tap into what luxury means right now and reach beyond core buyers who are mainly interested in the craftsmanship of the products.
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The entire adorable vision is the work of textile artist and designer, Cat Rabbit, who constructs effervescent sculptural works bursting with joie de vivre and fine-tuned craftsmanship.
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He was a visionary who was brilliant at taking from the past, mixing it with this level of craftsmanship that made his collections into something of the now.
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In terms of craftsmanship, she said that creating a 3-D effect in marquetry, which is normally used on flat surfaces, was the greatest challenge of the collection.
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As clients become more discerning and more players enter the luxury market, clients will look for a redefinition of luxury based on craftsmanship, unique artistry, scarcity and personalization.
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The experience, especially the years in Upper Volta, gave her an appreciation of "craftsmanship and the link between and human hand and a piece of art," she said.
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On the Verge Using ancient materials to make new shapes, these young creators offer both a rebuke to colonial design and a revival of centuries-old craftsmanship techniques.
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Similarly with the Mona Lisa, it's common to hear people talk more about snaking lines or the painting's small size — instead of the craftsmanship of the work itself.
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In a video made by the Asian Art Museum in 2004, Mr. Cotsen moved from one basket to another and described the craftsmanship of each one with erudition.
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This is because not only will the laptop feature Lenovo's excellent keyboard craftsmanship, but it will contain Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8cx System on a Chip processor for Windows laptops.
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Audiation has positive associations with creativity and craftsmanship, associations that might appeal to many people who hear private voices, whether they are poets, mystical theologians, or psychologists themselves.
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"Moments of intense craftsmanship are countered by scenes displaying unbridled excitement, both for his own work and the way it intersects with others," wrote Frazier Tharpe for Complex.
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The plan includes creating dedicated brand spaces in department and multibrand stores to acquaint new customers with Pomellato's signature medley of craftsmanship, modernist design and colorful semiprecious gems.
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As much as I love Kaufman and grew up idolizing his inspiration and craftsmanship, I would not rank him Adonis-wise with, say, Clark Gable or Gary Cooper.
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For all their beauty, hard stones are extremely difficult to handle, even with current technology and skilled craftsmanship, because the stones are fragile and must be cut thinly.
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Model Karlie Kloss and actresses Katie Holmes and Kate Bosworth were among the stars sitting in the front row, and Bosworth said the craftsmanship was plain to see.
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What feeds into the impressive craftsmanship of the pieces is the practice of passing on family traditions, adding to the immaculate and well-studied aesthetic of the bamboo practice.
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"My new work is really an extension of the old, a celebration of manufacturing and craftsmanship that is happening in the present instead of the past," Payne told Hyperallergic.
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Fiamma is a more than 70-year-old family-run business that produces "lightweight, easy-to-operate RV awnings with hand-built craftsmanship," according to the company's web site.
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I wanted to bring people onto the train, to celebrate a sort of expertise, and craftsmanship, in everything, whether it's a wooden panel or the way something is served.
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It is the first timepiece made by the company to receive the Poinçon de Genève, or Geneva Seal, indicating quality craftsmanship and timekeeping standards for watches made in Geneva.
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"When collectors come to the Doha fair, there is a beautiful exchange between collectors who truly know the craftsmanship of the house, complications and miniature paintings," Mr. Raffy said.
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In her careful process of selection, arrangement, and repetition, Ridler's work mirrors both horticultural craftsmanship and the process of still-life painting so characteristic of the Dutch Golden Age.
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As a guy who builds things and fixes cars and is also in real estate, I really appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship it took to build such a home.
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It is a beautifully crafted machine, which is the most arresting thing — the remarkable craftsmanship, the wonderfully close eye for detail, especially in the cabin, where it matters most.
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It isn't the most sophisticated bit of literary craftsmanship, but it's also not a travel diary of an Englishman's exotic thrills abroad, that most exploitative and icky of genres.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Luxury materials, exquisite craftsmanship and sweeping dresses take centre stage at the Paris haute couture fashion shows this week, where designer brands unveil their autumn/winter collections.
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Ultimately, despite our love of Breville products, this wouldn't be our first recommendation, but if you like Breville's craftsmanship and its smart features, it's a fine, albeit expensive multicooker.
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"They were the old storytellers, the master glassblowers who taught me and other children the craftsmanship, the art, of spinning fantastic yarns," Mr. Fo recalled in his Nobel speech.
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Kumar is best known for her luxury designs that showcase Indian craftsmanship and the doyenne counts everyone from Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai to the late Princess Diana as patrons.
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"We discovered the world, and also the world of materials and craftsmanship," says Raffaele, who joined the company when he was 29 and now runs it with his sister.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Luxury goods group Tod's showcased high-end craftsmanship on Thursday in a spring-summer 2019 collection full of Italian flavors, Mediterranean hues, leather accessories and iconic coats.
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Watch the full fourth episode of 'The VICE Guide to Film' online now Filmmaker David Fincher is known for his distinctive style that blends controlled craftsmanship with bold showmanship.
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"The marque's Colour and Trim experts gently sensationalised the engineering substance of Black Badge, seamlessly blending superlative comfort, bold aesthetics, advanced materials and precise, meticulous craftsmanship," the automaker said.
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Of great focus in the coming years will be the integration of luxury into everyday life, which will necessitate design inspired by function as well as beauty and craftsmanship.
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But there is also something depressing about a vision of the future in which a movie like "Avengers: Infinity War" represents the pinnacle of Hollywood craftsmanship and creative achievement.
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And the seamstresses of Valentino — dozens of whom, in their white coats, crowded the stage — won the Art of Craftsmanship prize, presented by the singer and activist Annie Lennox.
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The Michelangelo Foundation's raison d'être is to preserve fine craftsmanship, enhance visibility for creators by placing them on the global map and, crucially, attract a new generation of artisans.
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These towns and their craftsmanship are what we think of when we think of Italy — as fundamental to the country's identity as its important cities and grand artistic legacies.
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" The fashion-industry veteran "particularly loved items with a sense of fun but were still balanced with sophistication and style — [along with] showcasing best-in-class skills and craftsmanship.
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Feminism (the shoe stitchers are all women), French craftsmanship and lack of respect for middle management are all lyricized, while empty design studios underscore the precariousness of couture itself.
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Medersa Ben Youssef "This 16th-century Islamic school is a must-visit to appreciate the full measure of the intensity and skill of Moroccan architecture and craftsmanship," Bloch says.
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It was the first watch made by the company to receive the Poinçon de Genève, the seal that indicates quality craftsmanship and timekeeping standards for watches made in Geneva.
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They met in 1992, after both spent their formative years in what Mr. Leane described as the "dark and Dickensian workshops" of the deeply traditional worlds of London craftsmanship.
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It's fine craftsmanship cranks up the grand themes of life and death and soul in a way I see culminating in a double game of celebrating and mocking death.
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He says there is creeping apathy among some young people who rely too much on the older generation and thus fail to learn the craftsmanship crucial to their heritage.
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If it is easy to respect the sincerity and the craftsmanship that went into Scorsese's dignified and handsome drama, it isn't so easy to be moved by its hero's ordeal.
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"I have always been an avid enthusiast and appreciator of unique art and collectibles that represent innovative design, exceptional craftsmanship and new and exciting trends in pop culture," he said.
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Other elements, such as the quality of the disk-shaped pommel, the straightness of the cross-guard, and the blade's rounded cross-section, point to a high level of craftsmanship.
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Though Sacred Games is a rare form of Indian entertainment, it's hard to imagine Sacred Games in any format besides this series due to the rich craftsmanship of the show.
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The burst of contemporary talent that spans textiles, glass, jewelry, fashion, ceramics and pottery, home design, accessories and all forms of craftsmanship that I saw this trip is clear evidence.
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Her draw to the past—the authenticity and craftsmanship of an era that built things through blood, sweat, and hard work—is part of what makes Lane's whole vision work.
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"He makes great pieces that are very simple in form," Mr. D'Haene said, but reflect top-level craftsmanship — all of which should help this table stand the test of time.
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PARIS, July 4 (Reuters) - Luxury materials, exquisite craftsmanship and sweeping dresses take centre stage at the Paris haute couture fashion shows this week, where designer brands show their autumn collections.
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Sure, you can always just punch some holes in an old refrigerator box and call it good, but wouldn't you rather have the fine craftsmanship of a HBO Box, instead?
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He took the time to admire the craftsmanship of the hearts, American flag, and words "We love you!" that were doodled, and then signed the thing with a Sharpie. Amazing.
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Schubert's unprecedented lyrical sensitivity, his revelatory harmonic wanderings, and even his insecure craftsmanship seem especially apt for a moment in which classical music is becoming more of an "indie" venture.
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"The upcoming product assault will also see the elevation of the Cadillac species in terms of product substance — which we define as the confluence of sophistication, craftsmanship, ingenuity and quality."
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"But people still want color and good craftsmanship," he said, "and you can find great 20th-century signed jewels at a great price point" — especially from the 1950s to '70s.
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Hence the rise of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, as a haven for "makers" in the early aughts and the craftsmanship championed by lumberjacks in the early 20th century seeing a popular comeback.
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Artists like HUDINI, PICASSO, VANDAL and others focused on creating colorful, intricate productions, generally painting with the permission of property owners and constantly striving to develop their technique and craftsmanship.
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While repairing an organ, an organ maker can identify the marks and craftsmanship of his or her historical peers, recognizing great or slipshod quality that occurred several hundred years earlier.
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Since then, it has switched names, and owners, a few times, but as its current collection attests, it remains committed to a classic-with-a-twist aesthetic and traditional craftsmanship.
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Dr. Reis grapples with the likes of long-overhand shoelace knotting, climbing knots, basket weaving, surgical sutures, and how to pass on the art of surgical-knot craftsmanship to robots.
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Launched by Lagerfeld in 2002, the Métiers d'Art presentation showcases the craftsmanship of the brand's various specialty ateliers, each devoted to a specific trade, such as leather, embroidery and lace.
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Still, Vicenza has held on to its position better than jewelry-making outposts in France, Spain and Germany, he noted, thanks to superior craftsmanship and the standard of Italian style.
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Tatara, from the Japanese word for "furnace," is the name of the film's principal setting, a rural 16th-century village famous for its ironworks and the craftsmanship of its weaponry.
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People's desire to bring back Main Streets is, in part, a growing recognition that craftsmanship and the personal relationships fostered by doing business in our own community are valuable things.
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Working with manufacturers with centuries of experience, Made In emphasizes careful craftsmanship with high-quality materials (such as five-ply construction and 18/10 stainless steel) and smart, clever design.
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Some Vertu models boasted state of the art technology, superior craftsmanship and materials, as well as bespoke services - including a concierge service which provided 24-hour worldwide assistance to users.
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This is in no small part because of the painstaking craftsmanship of Hector Patino, a mural restoration specialist who paints them to look like the original scenes on the walls.
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A scientist at heart, with a degree from the École Polytechnique Fédérale of Lausanne, a prestigious Swiss institute of technology, Mr. Brivet-Naudot nevertheless has been dedicated to hand craftsmanship.
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Those include a leather-wrapped console table from the luxury Americana furniture brand BDDW and a set of Japanese kitchen knives selected for craftsmanship and the quality of the steel.
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Each aspect of the research is exciting, from the historical provenance — including, of course, Marie-Antoinette — to the rarity and craftsmanship of the pieces, which are exquisite in their own right.
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For instance, Louis Vuitton leather goods come with a date code, which indicates when the piece was made; Hermès Birkins have similar craftsmanship markings, although they can be much more discreet.
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He's got a new installation there called Textbooks—more on that is coming next week—but this taste of his exquisite craftsmanship should be enough to hold you over until then.
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Ceramics and pottery have gone from being regarded as the go-to relief of the I'm-having-an-existential-crisis period in life to a sexy and highly sought after craftsmanship.
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It's possible to admire the experiment of "What if They Went to Moscow?" and much of the craftsmanship that makes it possible, without believing that it delivers on these grand themes.
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Over breakfast one morning at a local soul-food restaurant, he told me how he made sure his players kept their grades up and emphasized the importance of craftsmanship and professionalism.
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A new project is creating digital reproductions of the instruments used in key chemistry experiments, in hopes of fostering appreciation for the craftsmanship involved in a new generation of science acolytes.
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That craftsmanship and design could add enormous value to a garment, transforming it from a piece of tailoring to a true work of art, was very hard to grasp for them.
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She heads to Beijing's elaborate government-run fashion week, meets modern designers who are using traditional Chinese craftsmanship, and finds out what it's like to work in one of China's factories.
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And while fashion used to be able to boast craftsmanship of that quality, it has ballooned into such a mammoth industry that I do not think that is the case anymore.
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Though this kind of casual writing offers students real audiences and purposes, it often doesn't require the type of close reading, deep thinking and careful craftsmanship more formal classroom writing demands.
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There's a deep sense of deliberation about the album, as if every word and every sound had been weighed and pondered, not for radio consumption, but out of an ascetic craftsmanship.
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Technology is a very powerful tool, in the same way the hand is a powerful tool, and combined with craftsmanship it can create a new language of shape, beauty and touch.
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Mr. Zhang has said his major influence is his Chinese heritage, particularly aspects of his native country's craftsmanship and design, and he wants to build its next big luxury lifestyle brand.
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Conjuring a universe out of nothing, bringing it to crisis and back again, all in under two hours, required, if nothing else, craftsmanship on a level admired even by European snobs.
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For such theorists as Leon Battista Alberti, it was disegno (drawing), especially from classical exempla, rather than colore , that elevated art from artisanal craftsmanship to the noble visualization of humanist ideals.
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Every secret facility and bedroom is dense and messy with the signs of life, but you only get that sort of organic untidiness in a game through careful experimentation and craftsmanship.
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In 2010, Armenia convinced a multi-state UNESCO committee to declare "the symbolism and craftsmanship of khachkars" part of UN-designated Intangible Cultural Heritage — a posthumous yet implicit tribute to Djulfa.
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With jaw-dropping hyperrealism and intricate post-apocalyptic imagery, Dämmrich's artwork encourages viewers to zoom in and out of his high-definition pieces to admire his craftsmanship and attention to detail.
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Mendel, who watched her father grow his business from "a nook on Madison Avenue" into a global brand, is confident that her craftsmanship will appeal to an audience beyond animal lovers.
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Eugenides has always been a sharp and exacting writer, and nearly every one of the stories in this collection is teachable, a model of its own kind of Swiss-clock craftsmanship.
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That the movie uses mostly real stunt drivers is terrific, because it ties into what Ford v Ferrari is about at its core, which is this idea of old-fashioned craftsmanship.
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Its level of craftsmanship made "Prince Valiant" a classy anomaly, which is perhaps why it was often placed on the final page of the section, away from the big-foot riffraff.
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And second, that our concern at Wine School is the other sort of wine, those that are risky expressions of nature and craftsmanship, that surprise and have a sense of place.
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But a Garry Marshall production was always filled with solid, old-school craftsmanship and a desire not to fulfill his own ambitions but to give the audience exactly what it wanted.
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" The palace's architecturally grand views are a pitch-perfect complement to Pistoletto's art and defined political thinking and craftsmanship: "There is always a change in my art, nothing is static forever.
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It's this legacy of craftsmanship, which has endured and flourished to the present day, that is explored in "Handcrafted: Artisans Past and Present," an exhibition at the Fairfield Museum and History Center.
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But Counter-Couture: Handmade Fashion in an American Counterculture, now on view at the Museum of Arts and Design, takes aim at the contested territory that separates DIY practice from luxury craftsmanship.
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Made on a grill with "incredible craftsmanship," Sazy's Ital stew includes red peas, black bean, okra, carrot, pumpkin ginger, French thyme, and coconut juice, served over rice with slices of fresh avocado.
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Ben Tardif's 12' x 8' x 8' Marble Mountain, replete with ski jumps, a fairy tale castle, and an Escher-esque series of stairways, is a mesmerizing testament to craftsmanship and dedication.
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Seventy-five hours of craftsmanship by more than 10 embroiderers were needed to create the pattern of over 650,000 stitches on the bride's 14 meters of embroidered tulle using floral patterned thread.
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Add the craftsmanship of creator and showrunner Marti Noxon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), and you've got a story that deals equally in entertainment and profundity, in unrelenting dread and an ineffable aliveness.
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The structure is heated by geothermal energy; its walls and windows and the wooden tables in its café were handmade from local materials, a tribute to the craftsmanship of the Hebei region.
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But one thing that is less celebrated though no less important about Lil Wayne is his dedication to craftsmanship, which becomes clear when you write about him every day for a year.
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Tweed, argyle sweaters, oversized frilled collars and pearl slippers that speak of heritage, faith, craftsmanship, uniform and purpose are irreverently re-mixed for play and pleasure — a weekend of laughter and games.
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These companies have such crazy PR teams now that they'll eventually find it, so hopefully Olive Garden will see it and maybe give us a few sentences that they appreciate...the craftsmanship.
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Seventy-five hours of craftsmanship by more than 10 embroiderers were needed to create the pattern of over 20163,000 stitches on the bride's 14 meters of embroidered tulle using floral patterned thread.
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Both agreements were criticized for various reasons, but Morey knew that leveraging his most important player's all-around craftsmanship in space would let Houston be the very best possible version of itself.
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Hangar 13, developers of Mafia 3, have created an astonishing world only possible in 2016; it would be a shame for such craftsmanship to be wasted on a play style from 2006.
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It was an opportunity for Chanel showgoers to get to admire the craftsmanship up close and personal, and notice the small, clever details that would have been too hard to spot otherwise.
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On Project Runway, what the audience sees is essentially the same as what judges Michael Kors and Nina Garcia see (although the judges get a closer look at the textures and craftsmanship).
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Like a Fabergé egg or a Persian miniature, it speaks of an irretrievable past, when time moved differently, craftsmanship involved bygone tools and art was experienced more rarely and with fewer distractions.
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Modern sculpture since Rodin has gone greater and greater distances from the studio; these artists' baubles are a throwback to personalization and craftsmanship, for which the word "decorative" seems not to suffice.
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Vhernier's designs use the material with the same pride reserved for gold in traditional Italian jewelry — as a central element, showing off the metal's smooth surface as a sign of perfect craftsmanship.
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"In association with Mastercard and Accomplish Financial, Raris – the first payment card manufactured by The Royal Mint – is a combination over a 1,100 years of Royal Mint craftsmanship with tomorrow's payment technology."
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The craftsmanship evident in each one of these works reflects the amount of time and effort that must have been afforded to amass an exhibition large enough to weave a new reality.
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The city is culturally and physically adjacent to Guangdong province, a center of traditional Chinese medicine and ivory craftsmanship for centuries, where the consumption of wildlife for food is also deeply ingrained.
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While retaining some of the most valuable characteristics of Apple — a commitment to craftsmanship, strong top-down leadership and a devotion to hiring A-level players — I also forged an independent course.
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Creating great TV is about artistic expression, sure, but it's frequently also about very boring craftsmanship things, like knowing how to ignore the hype and just focus on what makes TV work.
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Japanese vending machine toys are better quality than those in the US. They stay in line with the country's aesthetic traditions of simplicity and craftsmanship, with fine details and vibrant paint jobs.
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I think we're kind of saturated with well-crafted photography and well-crafted writing, so sometimes the stuff that's really good but lacks craftsmanship is actually the most interesting, refreshing, and powerful.
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The literary craftsman's term for what Wallace is doing within the Erdedy interlude is free indirect style, but while reading Wallace you get the feeling that bloodless matters of craftsmanship rather bored him.
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Sarr, however, states that the loss African nations have suffered during the colonial era is non-compensable, though restitution of cultural artifacts can allow African youth to access their history, craftsmanship, and resources.
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Over the last decade, there have been little niche resurgences for items like this: record players, for instance, which promise tangible craftsmanship, and an audio experience that can't be replicated in the digital.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Italian designer Maria Grazia Chiuri unveiled a fairytale-like debut haute couture collection for French fashion house Christian Dior on Monday, presenting flowing flowery dresses, capes and plenty of intricate craftsmanship.
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Image: PAP/ Wojciech PacewiczLate last month, an excavator operator was working at a peat bog in the Polish municipality of Mircze when he accidentally stumbled upon this glorious specimen of 14th century craftsmanship.
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Yes, you can appreciate the craftsmanship, the roar of the engine, and the smoothness of the drive itself, and those factors vary from vehicle to vehicle, but fundamentally, a car is a car.
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The bags here are expensive, but like leather the craftsmanship and material quality matter a great deal in whether you end up with an item that deteriorates steadily or comes into its own.
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The luxe version is 100% real leather, with sturdy soles and wooden heels and subtle details of craftsmanship; the cheaper pair is synthetic, strangely shiny, with an exposed silver zipper up the back.
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Founded 19603 years ago by Walter Gropius, the Bauhaus brought together competing strains of early–twentieth-century art and architecture, acknowledging the new importance of mass production while also celebrating craftsmanship as process.
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"Embracing an old world glamour rich with original period detailing and expert craftsmanship, this recently renovated and thoroughly modernized Victorian offers grand scale living in a surprisingly intimate home," says the Compass listing.
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To be fair to Marie Tussaud, the French artist who founded the original museum in London during the early 1800s, there is certainly an impressive craftsmanship that goes into producing the lifelike sculptures.
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Given the bipartisan regard for President Obama's nominee, this was the perfect opportunity to depart from the ideological battles of the past and set a new pattern where legal craftsmanship is the standard.
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Photograph by Mark Peckmezian for The New Yorker Steidl, who is sixty-six, is known for fanatical attention to detail, for superlative craftsmanship, and for embracing the best that technology has to offer.
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To justify the steep price tags and lengthy quest to find that perfect dress, brides-to-be expect a lot of time and meticulous craftsmanship has gone into the gowns they try on.
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However, no fossils were found and while the authors say the artifacts' craftsmanship points to known African H. sapiens, others are not 100% sure it was not a different type of hominin. 5.
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Shop timeless basics at CuyanaBest for: Timeless, modern, and feminine pieces made with quality materials and craftsmanship Why you'll love it: For simple pieces with chic, feminine touches, Cuyana is a no-brainer.
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Toward the end of a nearly two-hour set, in "Dance Yrself Clean" and "All My Friends," repetition locked into ecstasy and all of LCD Soundsystem's thought and craftsmanship were transformed into motion.
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I found the score, a violin concerto by Eric Ewazen, to be nondescript, and that's dangerous for Mr. Taylor, whose expert craftsmanship can run on autopilot in the absence of a driving idea.
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There are interactive opportunities to learn about the craftsmanship required for high jewelry, or haute joaillerie; see historical documents like ledgers and early advertisements; and admire some famous creations from the Boucheron archive.
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Born to a Swedish mother and an Italian father, the Milan native has an aesthetic that marries a Southern European passion for color and craftsmanship with a Scandinavian appreciation for efficiency and minimalism.
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The cathedral had pulled a 216 lb embellished gold, bronze, and ivory shrine holding the relics from storage with the plans of flaunting it this summer, in an exhibition dedicated to gold craftsmanship.
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Milan Fashion Week may have the reputation of being all about craftsmanship — which is certainly true — but this season demonstrated there's also something else the city should be known for: really good hats.
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Standout pieces include breezy pants with belts cinching the waist, striking plaids, pleated skirts styled with socks and peep-toe platform sandals, but as usual, Kors' craftsmanship really shined in his precise tailoring.
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And while her use of technology is a foundational — and often mind-bending — aspect of her work, just as compelling is her dedication to the painstaking hand craftsmanship that characterizes traditional haute couture.
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Large images were used throughout the book to show the handwork and craftsmanship that goes into each piece, Ms. Roderick said, citing Stella Flame's decorative, hand-hammered Ottoman-inspired designs as an example.
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But in a time when, as Casiraghi puts it, "everybody loves midcentury," the craftsmanship of this sofa runs the risk of getting lost in rooms entirely decorated in the popular, seemingly universal style.
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Two of the companies best known for such creations have a typically Italian approach: They are keeping alive traditional craftsmanship by applying it to new designs, while keeping it all in the family.
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For the exhibition display, Bray has selected 18683 pieces Wallace added to his inherited collection, which represent his eclectic eye, and love of fine detail and craftsmanship across various disciplines and geographical origins.
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With a shared commitment to functional design, innovative craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology, the collaboration delivers highly discerning customers an unrivaled, premium smartphone experience; with revolutionary speed, extensive battery life and luxurious design cues.
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Pumapunku displayed a level of craftsmanship that was largely unparalleled in the pre-Columbian New World, and it's often considered the architectural peak of Andean lithic technology prior to the arrival of the Europeans.
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From Coinage: Top 5 Most Expensive Movie Collectibles "It was so surreal to be walking around the universe of Blade Runner and the craftsmanship on this film is really on another level," said Gosling.
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It brought along a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming show, revealing the craftsmanship brought to the puppets and world, as well as some of the action that we can look forward to.
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The UNESCO "intangible heritage" marker - meant to recognise oral traditions, performing arts, social practices, rituals and methods of traditional craftsmanship - already covers ancient methods of making flat breads in Iran, Kazakhstan and other countries.
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The London project is the first in a series of six global AM4 events commemorating the debut of the SPEEDFACTORY, an innovative, hyper-flexible shoe factory that combines quality craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology.
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That way, it can keep up with production without compromising a few of the company's core values, such as ethical manufacturing, fine craftsmanship, and sustainable fabrication without raising the prices of its existing inventory.
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If dedicated craftsmanship isn't enough to make you spend this much on a turntable, you may be in luck, as Itani also suggested that they may be a more affordable version on the horizon.
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Although she took an assertiveness training course to deal with him, she felt that working as her father's assistant, emulating his meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail, was a good way to develop humility.
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A series of photos demonstrate Medicus' craftsmanship, but they also imagine a world where massive wads of protoplasm can fly around in the air, presumably devouring fairies, sprites, and other non-scientifically verified creatures.
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Visitors, having been dazzled by the craftsmanship and vision of mankind across 10 millenniums, face a reminder that time — constantly slipping through one's fingers — and space are becoming the greatest luxuries of them all.
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"The industry-wide emphasis on craftsmanship and provenance, backed by investment, means that Scotch exports are well-placed to grow in the future, appealing to consumers in both mature and emerging markets," he added.
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No matter how much money the company spends promoting its craftsmanship, no matter how many performers endorse its pianos, China's middle class might ultimately be unwilling to make the leap to high-end instruments.
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But with the advent of the smart watch, technological capability is starting to overtake craftsmanship in terms of what buyers are looking for, said Ella Hudson, senior editor of footwear and accessories at WGSN.
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So, what we try and do is really balance, and look for innovative ways to make it safer for the employees to work more comfortably but also maintain the craftsmanship aspect of guitar manufacturing.
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In the kitchen, developers are playing up premium cabinetry systems by brands like Henrybuilt, Molteni&C Dada and Smallbone of Devizes, all of which offer a high level of craftsmanship and attention to detail.
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"We feel jewelry is very important culturally, and very important to London," said Ms. Woolton, who added that the capital continues to be a valuable destination in terms of jewelry design, craftsmanship and sales.
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The Métiers d'Art, an annual presentation since 2002 of the intricate craftsmanship of the Chanel-owned specialist ateliers central to Mr. Lagerfeld's designs, had previously been held in Dallas; Salzburg, Austria; Rome; and Paris.
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Like nearly all Henson productions, the show features such well-developed characters and nifty-looking puppets (with floppy feather-duster hair) that adults who appreciate fine craftsmanship won't mind watching along with their youngsters.
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The renown of Italy's jewelry, with its sensual beauty and extraordinary craftsmanship, is founded on the goldsmithing skills passed down through generations from the medieval guilds that once guarded the secrets of the trade.
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What the designer saw there — the simple ideas of "how beauty resounds, the obsession with quality and craftsmanship, the use of materials in a discerning way," he says — shaped everything he has designed since.
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" (This is another touch thaat has been unfortunately left undocumented in Mercedes-Benz's press images.) These touches, Mercedes-Benz says, help "showcase exquisite craftsmanship and round out the trendsetting interior of the Vision EQS.
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Designer Scervino also sought to showcase Italian craftsmanship in his collection called "The Mosaic Woman" with pleated as well as thick lace dresses, tweed coats decorated with sparkling sequined flowers and embroidered evening wear.
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The displays of ancient skulls and bones of some of the earliest human relations, from Ethiopia and elsewhere, as well as tools and ceramics on early craftsmanship, pay homage to the origins of humankind.
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The school first opened in Weimar in 1919, as a place for uniting craftsmanship with the arts in the service of architecture; over time, it changed, becoming more about uniting art with industrial techniques.
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The exhibition, simply titled Kanban, presents a rare opportunity to examine dozens of examples that not only speak to a unique form of craftsmanship, but also serve as historical records of commerce in Japan.
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Conduit's founder, Nancy Whitenack, who told me she appreciates fine craftsmanship, is also showing the collage and assemblage artist Lance Letscher's newest works made from flattened and stapled-together pieces of antique metal toys.
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PARIS, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Italian designer Maria Grazia Chiuri unveiled a fairytale-like debut haute couture collection for French fashion house Christian Dior on Monday, presenting flowing flowery dresses, capes and plenty of intricate craftsmanship.
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Cush showcases his craftsmanship on the company's Instagram page, which allows him to connect with a global community of furniture enthusiasts who share his passion for a dynamic blend of thoughtful design and insightful engineering.
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" As Krakoff said in a statement, "What makes the collection unique is that it incorporates the best quality, craftsmanship and design with a level of functionality that allows you to use these things every day.
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The annual Métiers d'Art collections (Wednesday's event was Chanel's 16th consecutive year showing them) honors the fine craftsmanship that artisans like embroiderers, knitters, milliners, button specialists, jewelers, and shoemakers bring to the French fashion house.
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While it's vital to hold makers to task to ensure the bar is kept high when it comes to craftsmanship and vision, the way women's magazines talked about celebrities at the time was pretty horrific.
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While the original Maestra Bag does cost a pretty penny (prices start at $13), it's worth the investment simply for the quality craftsmanship, luxurious materials, sleek convertible design, and of course, the incomparable organizational details.
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Soft and breathable merino wool, fine English craftsmanship, great attention to detail, and a royal pedigree place the Turnbull and Asser over-the-calf dress socks among the best dress socks that money can buy.
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They're still pricey for what they are (nice-looking travel storage), but their good looks and craftsmanship will be worth it for those who value style just as much as they do a thing's functionality.
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Not only can we appreciate the painstaking craftsmanship that's gone into this work, but each artist tells a different story, and raises the issue of our narrow aesthetic ideals and constant quest for physical perfection.
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While millennials, like older generations, care about craftsmanship and aesthetics, Georges said aligning an auto brand's values with those of its customers would ultimately have as big an impact on sales as beauty and luxury.
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Diawara's concept of negritude becomes much more charged in works by Sam Gilliam, Al Loving, and Melvin Edwards, who engage with craftsmanship, textile, and found metal objects to shape a unique African American artistic identity.
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Others, produced with the label Excellence à la Française, would appeal primarily to collectors and connoisseurs of craftsmanship; its participants have included Cartier, Baccarat, Van Cleef & Arpels, and the porcelain company Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres.
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" In a statement to the Daily News, a spokesperson for Gagosian defended the delayed production process of Koons's sculptures: "He produces large, complex pieces of art that require master craftsmanship and take time to execute.
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Attached to the inner lining of a leather handbag, or the collar of a cashmere wool coat, labels like "Made in France" or "Made in Italy" have long been seen as bywords for sophisticated craftsmanship.
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They may not realize it: their beloved Le Creuset conforms to the same principles of superior craftsmanship as any of Dr. Anderson's cherished possessions, such as the midcentury tackle box that belonged to his father.
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"The Strain," created by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan (authors of the novels) and run by the longtime producer Carlton Cuse ("Lost"), is a prime example of traditional, meticulous craftsmanship and slow-building suspense.
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"It might be easy to dismiss this sort of attention to detail as frivolous, but backed by the actual performance, it simply proves the craftsmanship and vision evident throughout this project," the auction house wrote.
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"The Jordan brand represents premium craftsmanship — obviously [Michael Jordan] represents greatness — we take that same ethos and mindset and apply it to other sports," said David Creech, vice president of design for the Jordan brand.
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"But what is most wonderful about this partnership is seeing how artisan craftsmanship can be merged with today's technologies — that these machines, for example, are a century old but run with computer programs," he continued.
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Just as great tools can improve any experience, whether woodworking or playing guitar, so can great craftsmanship enhance the sensual pleasure of holding a glass in your hand, to say nothing of drinking the wine.
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"This year's group of nominees showcases the craftsmanship of the artists in front of the microphone and behind the soundboard," Gabriel Abaroa Jr., president and CEO of The Latin Recording Academy, said in a statement.
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Originating at the Getty in Los Angeles, this exhibition reveals the incredible craftsmanship of metalworking in the Americas from 1000 BCE to the age of European conquest, while delving into objects' religious and royal origins.
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"I feel that our involvement is in equal parts an arbiter and a student," Ms. Selldorf said in an interview, speaking to her own admiration for the craftsmanship of the extravagant structures of Imperial China.
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And we set out to create the kind of environment that encouraged the entrepreneurship and innovation that creates opportunity for the talented Hoosiers, who bring ingenuity and craftsmanship to work with them each and every day.
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A company's future is bright if it has a viable competitive advantage — if there are solid reasons for customers to continuously purchase products from a company that offers good prices, a unique selection and high craftsmanship.
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As Bonner describes it, the period on which his book centers is a "golden age" of graphic design in the DPRK, when commercial designs focused on craftsmanship above competition and spoke directly to a specific culture.
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Mr. Taniguchi is best known for his lean lines and conservative minimalism — a far cry, some say, from his father's evocative focus on physical craftsmanship and genius for striking a harmonic balance between East and West.
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The Balvenie DCS Compendium Chapter 3 whiskies — which include the oldest whisky ever to be released by the distillery (a 55-year-old from 1961) — are crafted with dedication, patience, and the sincerest commitment to craftsmanship.
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But soon, his weekend trips around the region inspired him: He came up with an idea to build a yacht, combining traditional craftsmanship with western luxury, and use it to lead explorations of Indonesia's vast islands.
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In the red, black, and yellow "Composition #25" (2017) Chiappa's offbeat humor, impeccable craftsmanship, and allusions to furniture made me think that he was channeling De Stilj furniture designer Gerrit Rietveld through a Dadaist's mischievous sensibility.
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You flipped to a Rick Bass story and found calm craftsmanship, muted epiphanies, working men and women acting out the oldest struggles (for love, self-respect, firewood, venison, rent money) in rural and often beautiful settings.
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"We very much believe that there has never been premium craftsmanship that has unleashed the full potential of the Android operating system," President and COO Niccolo de Masi told TechCrunch during an interview following the event.
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Toledano also extended Dior's store network, which stands at close to 200 worldwide, cut the brand's reliance on third-party distributors and put the onus on developing its craftsmanship on products such as its handmade bags.
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Fine jewelry — pieces made with high-quality materials like solid 14-karat gold or precious stones (or both) and a high-level of craftsmanship — costs a lot of money, understandably so when you consider the process.
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Satomi Kawakita Marrakech Band, available at Catbird, $630 Available in 18k white, yellow, and rose gold Soft curved edges and impeccably set diamonds — it's the little details and clear craftsmanship that make this piece so beautiful.
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The promise of his first albums after leaving 'N Sync, "Justified" and "FutureSex/LoveSounds," has largely given way to complacent craftsmanship on his new "Man of the Woods," conveniently released two days before the Super Bowl.
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Abe Shaw, an entrepreneur who turned his hobby into a Staten Island business, is fanatical about craftsmanship; he sells knives and other utensils from artisans around the world through his companies, Living Steel 626 and Eatingtools.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Upon solving this acrostic I became acutely aware of how very many Brit-centric clues we had to figure, which is an endearing and enduring sign of Emily Cox's and Henry Rathvon's craftsmanship.
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The watch's artistry is matched by its internal specifications, which include a 40-hour power reserve, 182 parts and the Poinçon de Genève, the seal indicating quality craftsmanship and timekeeping standards for watches made in Geneva.
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When you go back to studying at Louis Vuitton with vertical retail, luxury craftsmanship, and then 003 years in the snowboard industry, you know, and performance product and going from a small sport to an Olympic sport.
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Sure, Samsung Mobile President DJ Koh was full of subtle, Note 7-referencing messaging, as he focused his opening statements on "important new beginnings" with "products that you trust," and Samsung's commitment to quality, safety and craftsmanship.
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What is missed in all of this is the mindset of craftsmanship; that one's expertise and deliberate focus on one's craft is actually the primary driver for success — and not some crapshoot of a series of hacks.
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It is the expertise and the mindset of craftsmanship that allows someone like Elon Musk to jump from project to project and sector to sector with the knowledge of how to execute on the highest-level problems.
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Traditional analog watches boasting genuine Swiss craftsmanship have always come with expensive price tags, partly justified by the huge number of man-hours that go into the production and hand-assembly of the timepieces's complicated inner workings.
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Thanks to the efforts of 400 firefighters—as well as to the craftsmanship of the 12th- and 13th-century stonemasons who built the soaring stone vaults beneath the roof—the cathedral's main medieval structure was largely saved.
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But it's the attention to detail, the craftsmanship, and the hundreds of hours of manual labor required to give it the perfect finish that really accounts for a watch like the Rolex Daytona 116500LN's $10,000+ price tag.
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That said, we cannot wait for Dunkirk, about the evacuation of Allied troops from France during World War II, and the trailer promises the kind of craftsmanship and visual astonishment that we've come to expect from Nolan.
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Jefferson subsists on the same diet of push shots, jump hooks, and up-and-under craftsmanship that he forever has; seeing him on the court in games that aren't already decided feels very Back to the Future.
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In many cases, customers are interested in mimicking a particular look — but don't necessarily have the funds to pay for the craftsmanship offered by pricier furniture stores and brands, or even Wayfair's own more high-end selection.
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You're paying for craftsmanship here, though it's worth noting that Artisan Moss (The Sill's vendor) sells preserved pine fern and grassy fern kokedama for just $57 a pop, as well as a bear grass version for $67.50.
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PARIS — This weekend as Les Journées Européennes des Métiers d'Art marks its 10th anniversary of organizing public encounters throughout France to promote craftsmanship, the event will be celebrating a promising future as well as an important past.
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And, you know, when she had posted and, like, mentioned me about it and posted the time-lapse video, to me, that's, like, the highest form of compliment, when an artist recognizes other people's craftsmanship and artistry.
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According to the architect, Charlotte Macaux Perelman, who made her name in hotels, restaurants and landmark renovations, Pierre-Alexis and Axel Dumas — Hermès's chief artistic director and C.E.O., respectively — ''knew about my affinity with craftsmanship and crafts.
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And in his last book, he notes, in a caption accompanying a photograph of the museum, how the excellent quality of the site-cast concrete exuded the skill and craftsmanship that can only be found in Japan.
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"Every Porchetta is made by hand before it goes into the smoker and we are really kind of doing the same quality, same craftsmanship that you would get at a single restaurant somewhere in NYC," he said.
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But they came to the attention of the Pritzker jury because their works, if modest, "admirably and poetically fulfill the traditional requirements of architecture for physical and spatial beauty along with function and craftsmanship," the citation said.
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" As for Tiffany itself, Mr. Wooster, who has worked with the likes of Bergdorf Goodman and Thom Browne, noted that the company "has a tradition of classic craftsmanship, but I do not see them as old-fashioned.
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Some Syrians who visited the arch were overcome with emotion as they were given back a small part of all that has been lost — in this case, the beauty of the craftsmanship wrought by 3rd-century stonemasons.
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By buying local products whenever possible, developing a culture of repair rather than disposal and rekindling a love of craftsmanship, we can buck an economic system that shuns longevity for profit and devalues workers in the process.
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And when you're eating a fine meal prepared by someone else — or even a simple meal, like some roasted vegetables and a piece of bread slathered in butter — you can, and should, admire the craftsmanship and creativity.
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For the launch of our first store, I wanted to offer something that was opulent, lavish in design and that represents my own interpretation of luxury but still has the brands core designs —Italian craftsmanship and bold design.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Chanel took fashionistas behind the scenes into its ateliers for its autumn/winter haute couture show on Tuesday, focusing on the intricate craftsmanship displayed on its luxurious outfits and shining the spotlight on its artisan workers.
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From the tweed of the Hebrides to Nottingham lace, and of course Carnaby Street, our fashion industry has been renowned for outstanding craftsmanship for many years, and continues to produce world-class textiles and cutting edge, practical designs.
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It's easier to understand the prices when you consider the level of craftsmanship that went into the replica pieces: they were made using advanced 3D-modeling and printing techniques, and the prop shop worked from the original designs.
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And executives at other houses, such as Hélène Poulit-Duquesne, chief executive of the Kering-owned jewelry maison Boucheron, stress that the value of the craftsmanship is the primary driver of production costs, rather than the raw materials.
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Much like Crawford's earlier work Shop Class as Soulcraft, he argues that craftsmanship is an activity that doesn't just provide us with satisfaction, but also makes us fundamentally human by enchanting us with the world right around us.
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The sweeping, 3,600-seat movie palace, one of New York's five "Wonder Theaters" built by the Loews Corporation, was ornamented with rich velvet curtains, a gleaming marble lobby floor and intricate craftsmanship of fleurs-de-lis and angels.
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First, she conceived a showcase in Graz, inviting 23 designers whose work straddled art and design, including, among others, the Scottish designer Dean Brown and Peter Mabeo from Gaborone, Botswana, whose furniture fuses African craftsmanship with European influences.
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That similar conditions exist in Italy, however, and facilitate the production of some of the most expensive wardrobe items money can buy, may shock those who see the "Made in Italy" label as a byword for sophisticated craftsmanship.
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Made in a 125-year-old espadrille factory in the town of Mauléon, 80 miles east of Biarritz, the colorful canvas shoes — classic and flat, or wedge-heeled with winding ankle ties — embody traditional Basque craftsmanship and simplicity.
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Monique Lhullier, known for her craftsmanship and understated elegance, unveiled a guipure lace strapless trumpet gown with a long sleeve jacket, while Berta turned up the heat with a heavily embroidered long-sleeved fit-and-flair lace gown.
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A painter had stood on his ladder and whistled cheerfully as he painted a gray stripe right round the room, as he had been told to; as far as he was concerned, it was a piece of craftsmanship.
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The ability to repeatedly engage with a work of art to the point where you not only experience the initial emotional impact but start to comprehend the framework of craftsmanship beneath it is the essence of cultural appreciation.
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Comprising thousands of painstakingly rendered figures and scenes depicting the life of Jesus and other biblical episodes, some of them in gruesome detail, the stalles constitute the most jaw-dropping feat of woodworking craftsmanship I have ever seen.
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The real focus of this room, however, is another long-term project by the artist titled "Celebration" (2008–2016) an installation that amasses de Nieves's craftsmanship and almost manic impulse to combine, collage, assemble, and destabilize material forms.
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Mr. Rexhepi may not have a household name but, at 31, he is a clear front-runner in a new generation of fine watchmakers rising to prominence on the strength of their talent and commitment to traditional craftsmanship.
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The 91-year-old James Lipton has held court with the biggest names in entertainment on this show for 23 years; he earns the respect and confidence of his interviewees through meticulous research and a focus on craftsmanship.
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As a wallet, the larger Nomad is on the big side for my taste (I'm probably a target customer for the Slim), but it's a fine piece of hide, tan in color, smooth in texture and precise in craftsmanship.
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Jahnkoy, the selected Parsons School of Design student winner for this year's exhibition, blends sustainable design with the practice of traditional craftsmanship to create stunning, armor-like sets made from a combination of recycled plastic bags and Swarovski crystals.
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It's still a family-run operation based out of Stockholm, though, and it's got all the same aspirations as Nocs and Jays: high design, excellent craftsmanship, and a ton of personal pride invested in building a uniquely appealing product.
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I went up to the fifth floor and wound my way down, looking at beautifully curated exhibits of clothing, dolls, baskets and other examples of Native craftsmanship on each floor — as good as any I'd seen in a museum.
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Web development and app programming are just flagrantly bad platforms for craftsmanship, and one should start with a more hobby-friendly platform like maybe a Raspberry Pi. There is some truth here, and that's a fair option to take.
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With a thick and rugged waxed canvas exterior, waterproof and spill-resistant ballistic nylon lining, and a full-grain leather carrying handle, the Blue Claw Co. toiletry kit is the perfect combination of craftsmanship and built-for-life quality.
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"If the art is not authentic when trying to create an atmosphere from a particular era, then you risk ending up with pastiche, when the intent is to celebrate the craftsmanship and creativity of the originals," Mr. King said.
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Intent on marrying the American system of industrialized watch production with Switzerland's craftsmanship, Mr. Jones moved from Boston to Schaffhausen in 1868 to manufacture pocket watch movements that he then shipped to the United States for assembly and sale.
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The bracelet on which the stones sit is made from brass coated with 24-karat gold, a metal blend that's prevalent in the collection; at $1,500, it costs less than might be expected considering its size, materials and craftsmanship.
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It was his idea to bring the Chanel Métiers d'Art — the annual show to honor the craftsmanship of the specialist workshops Chanel has acquired over the years and keeps independent to preserve their skills — to New York this year.
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Compared with the sugary confections from the January tasting, these wines are in a different universe, one that is far closer to the world of traditional craftsmanship, which I believe is the source of the best, most compelling wines.
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It is considered to be one of the most famous miniature books in the world, Pistner said, because of its size (the binding is 18 millimeters, or about 123 of an inch, high) and the quality of its craftsmanship.
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Raised in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, to Italian parents who immigrated there after World War II, Mr. Calce has a Swiss penchant for precision and practicality along with an Italian passion for watchmaking and the heritage and craftsmanship that surround it.
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In a note to President Kennedy in September 1961, Ms. Pearce wrote that the donated walnut highchest newly placed in his bedroom was a "much finer and more representative example of American craftsmanship" than the one it had replaced.
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Another entry is an assemblage-based work called "Towards Pure White" by the Indian artist Astha Butail with Galleryske in Bangalore, whose suggestive and finely wrought objects recall the crisp, seamless craftsmanship of Martin Puryear or Laszlo Moholy-Nagy.
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But the exotic sights, sounds and tastes of Colombia are coming to the First Arrondissement this month, with the high-fashion emporium Colette set to host a flamboyant 12-day fiesta in celebration of that country's culture and craftsmanship.
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You have an idea that you're unpacking and exploring and grappling with and trying to express, and so you start there, and how you express it and the craftsmanship of that expression is the difference between good and great.
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Folks like composer Carter Burwell and cinematographer Roger Deakins are justifiably celebrated as some of the best artisans in the movie business, and their contributions transform even the lightest of Coen brothers films into rich exercises in classic cinematic craftsmanship.
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A constant chase for creativity and unique craftsmanship has sustained the Belgian designer from his days in the Antwerp 6 to now, where after his 100th runway show, he's decided to put all of his work into one place — er, two.
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So I think it's only natural to marry the two, to get this effect of a city's coolness, that it's only cool if it's real, and then to have great expertise and craftsmanship in the way a piece is finished.
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Taing thinks the popularity of Japanese snacks in particular has to do with the high level of craftsmanship and creative use of ingredients: Japanese artisans are exceptional at specializing and perfecting their craft, whether it be kimonos, sushi, or snacks.
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Pros: Handsome, well padded, excellent craftsmanship and materials Cons: Flappy handles, uneven wear, laptop compartment, expensive Having encountered a Croots bag in the wild one time, I knew I had to include this long-time waxed canvas player in the roundup.
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There is amusement to be had, engaging actors to admire and beautiful craftsmanship to behold, but the entertainment quotient is below their usual standard when it comes to the films they target for a mass audience, of which this is one.
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