Espartinak Size:Size 44Handmade in the Maulon atelier of the recently retired Basque shoemaker Jean Jacques Houyou, these naturally constructed espartinak, or espadrilles in French, are fashioned from jute, cotton and rubber. This striped canvas design was notably worn by tileworkers, but reached iconic status due to early twentieth century artists and bons vivants who adopted the style.
Stories + Objects journeyed into the mountains with offerings to the tribal members to be granted permission to witness their workings and to sell a limited edition selection of fifteen mochila bags available exclusively through S+O
four thousand feet above the Castlereagh Reservoir in south central Sri Lanka
Using the highest quality grade of blue carbon steel
Handmade in the Mauléon atelier of the recently retired Basque shoemaker Jean-Jacques Houyou
The first selected design depicts the fabled Sandalwood Arabian horses
The Suzuki family are one of three families continuing in the tradition of making these boldly colored statement jackets and kimonos worn as a festival garments by Japan's highly esteemed fishing community
The Mayan Cacao Bar was created by ki’ Xocolatl founder Mathieu Brees using ingredients from the Tikul plantation on the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico
The 30ml bottle of luxury skin oil is only available through Stories + Objects
Currently available on Stories + Objects in brown
consists of large crystals transpiring a light grey color due to their interaction with the nutritive clay earth
These Buddhist alms bowls were made by hand in the village of Ban Bat located in the old city center of Bangkok
The second ikat's pattern features skull trees
