Janus watch-roll: travel bag for 2 watches & 1 strap + 2 tools

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An atelier of ideas

Diamo priorità alla qualità, all'artigianalità e alla durevolezza, frutto di anni di esperienza nella lavorazione della pelle, dell'oreficeria e del design. Siamo un atelier italiano dedicato alle idee.

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Hokusai – Master of Simplicity. A Carving Lesson

You don’t really know something until you try it. But the experience of understanding an artwork by redoing it or experimenting with the same subject is something else. The process...

Hokusai – Master of Simplicity. A Carving Lesson

You don’t really know something until you try it. But the experience of understanding an artwork by redoing it or experimenting with the same subject is something else. The process...
UG 1965 – A New Design Language

I have been collecting watches since I was a kid. Back then, it wasn’t so much about collecting as it was enjoying different watches. My journey started almost randomly, I...

UG 1965 – A New Design Language

I have been collecting watches since I was a kid. Back then, it wasn’t so much about collecting as it was enjoying different watches. My journey started almost randomly, I...
The arts of Grand Feu cloisonné on dials and in...

The art of Cloisonné and, more generally, Enamel has seen ups and downs. Yet, it reached a historical peak in the fifties and sixties across various craft fields, even extending...

The arts of Grand Feu cloisonné on dials and in...

The art of Cloisonné and, more generally, Enamel has seen ups and downs. Yet, it reached a historical peak in the fifties and sixties across various craft fields, even extending...
Hokusai – Master for none. Master of all.

Introduction I have been interested in Japanese art for as long as I can remember, particularly in woodblock printing. This ancient tradition opened new realms of imagination. A few years...

Hokusai – Master for none. Master of all.

Introduction I have been interested in Japanese art for as long as I can remember, particularly in woodblock printing. This ancient tradition opened new realms of imagination. A few years...