Craft Product Collection

Sheela-na-Gig on the church wall of Killinaboy, Burren, County Clare, Ireland, Europe

A typical mosaic at The Alhambra- Granada-Spain
Brightly colored mosaics adorn the walls and floors of the Alhambra of Granada in Spain

Chinese traditional wedding crown, phoenix coronal Chinese traditional wedding crown, phoenix coronal

Urn shaped vase with neoclassical frieze and scenes of Neptune's chariot
DGA761473 Urn shaped vase with neoclassical frieze and scenes of Neptune's chariot, 1825, by E Polak, porcelain, Viennese manufacture, Austria, 19th century; Museo Stibbert, Florence

Urn shaped vase with neoclassical frieze and scenes of worship
DGA761472 Urn shaped vase with neoclassical frieze and scenes of worship, 1825, by E Polak, porcelain, Viennese manufacture, Austria, 19th century; Museo Stibbert, Florence

Plate with mythological scene, porcelain from 1782
DGA761464 Plate with mythological scene, porcelain from 1782, decoration carried out circa 1820, Viennese manufacture, detail, Austria, 18th century; Museo Stibbert, Florence

Allegorical group of putti holding garlands of flowers
DGA761458 Allegorical group of putti holding garlands of flowers, 1785-1795, polychrome porcelain, Derby manufacture, England, 18th century; Museo Stibbert, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: Florence)

Fish poacher with tray and lid
DGA761515 Fish poacher with tray and lid, porcelain, Nove manufacture, Bassano, Veneto, Italy, 18th century; Museo Stibbert, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: Florence)

Oval cup in high stem and a red and light blue saucer
DGA761514 Oval cup in high stem and a red and light blue saucer, 1810-1820, porcelain, Viennese manufacture, Vienna, 19th century; Museo Stibbert, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: Florence)

Solitaire with cup, porcelain, Parisian manufacture, France, 19th century
DGA761512 Solitaire with cup, porcelain, Parisian manufacture, France, 19th century; Museo Stibbert, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: Florence, Museo Stibbert (Art Museum)); © A

Sugar bowl, part of coffee service
DGA761506 Sugar bowl, part of coffee service, circa 1865, porcelain, L'escalier de cristal manufacture, Paris, France, 19th century; Museo Stibbert, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: Florence)

Bread basket, porcelain, Meissen manufacture
DGA761502 Bread basket, porcelain, Meissen manufacture, Marcolini period, Saxony, detail, Germany, 18th century; Museo Stibbert, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: Florence)

Gold and matte blue candlestick and candle snuffer
DGA761479 Gold and matte blue candlestick and candle snuffer, 1840, porcelain, Parisian manufacture, France, 19th century; Museo Stibbert, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: Florence)

Close-up of a vase, Italy
DGA1082641 Close-up of a vase, Italy by Italian School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Glassware - Italy - 20th century. Soliflore vase, Violet-nuanced opaque white glass)

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"Captivating Craftsmanship: A Journey through the Artistic Treasures of Europe and Beyond" Immerse yourself in the world of craft products as we explore a diverse range of artistic creations from different corners of the globe. From ancient stone carvings to delicate silk fans, each piece tells a unique story that spans centuries. In County Clare, Ireland, the enigmatic Sheela-na-Gig on the church wall of Killinaboy stands as a testament to Celtic craftsmanship. Its mysterious allure leaves us pondering its true meaning and purpose. Traveling south to Granada, Spain, we encounter a mesmerizing mosaic at The Alhambra. This intricate artwork showcases the rich history and cultural fusion that defined this enchanting city. Venturing further east, we find ourselves captivated by traditional Japanese folding fans made from exquisite silk. These delicate accessories not only provide respite from summer heat but also embody Japan's meticulous attention to detail and timeless elegance. Turning back time, an 1877 wood engraving takes us into the world of silk production. Witnessing artisans meticulously dyeing threads reminds us of their dedication and skill in creating luxurious fabrics that have adorned countless garments throughout history. Journeying to Betancuria in Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain, handmade ceramic crafts souvenirs await discovery. Each piece carries with it a sense of place and tradition—a tangible reminder for travelers seeking mementos imbued with local heritage. Stepping into Aubusson tapestry manufacture workshops in France circa 1900 reveals another facet of craftsmanship—wool and silk dyeing techniques passed down through generations. These black-and-white photographs transport us back in time while showcasing the intricacies involved in creating these magnificent textiles. The Ceramics and Glass Pavilion at Paris World Fair 1937 transports visitors into an era where innovation met artistry head-on.