Tubs Collection
"From Cornish Miners to Rio Street Vendors: The Global Presence of Tubs" Step back in time to 1893 at East Pool Mine, Illogan, Cornwall
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"From Cornish Miners to Rio Street Vendors: The Global Presence of Tubs" Step back in time to 1893 at East Pool Mine, Illogan, Cornwall. A group of hardworking Cornish miners find solace and rest at the 310 level, leaning against their trusty tubs. These humble containers were an integral part of the mining industry's history. Fast forward a few decades to 1827 when Cooper introduced the concept for industrial purposes. This innovation revolutionized various sectors worldwide, including factories and warehouses. Venture across continents to Brazil's vibrant streets where a street vendor in Rio de Janeiro skillfully displays his wares from colorful tubs. Witnessing this scene is like stepping into a lively painting that showcases the fusion of culture and commerce. Travel northward to Glenlivet Scotch Whisky distillery in 1890, where rows upon rows of wooden barrels or "tubs" age gracefully, imparting rich flavors that whisky enthusiasts savor today. Delve into artistry with Dutch Dolls Polka's cover design featuring whimsical dolls arranged around charming tub-shaped motifs. This captivating artwork captures the essence of creativity and playfulness. Journey further north to Ribe city center in Jutland, Denmark. People find respite on a bench surrounded by picturesque scenery as they enjoy moments together – perhaps reminiscing about simpler times when even mundane objects like tubs held significance. Cross over oceans once more to Tianzifang in Shanghai, China – a bustling marketplace offering an array of goods including skin cream elegantly displayed within small porcelain tubs. Here, ancient traditions meet modern skincare solutions. Immerse yourself in adventure through literature as you visualize scenes from "The Swiss Family Robinson. " Nearing land on their remarkable invention - the tub boat - these resourceful castaways prove that even makeshift vessels can carry hope and dreams ashore.