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    Alex Monroe jewelry is an exquisite celebration of nature and the memories that it evokes. Unlike fashion trends that come and go, Alex's collections are a testament to his organic and authentic creative process. He and his design team are constantly brimming with new and exciting ideas, as creativity knows no bounds.

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    Editor's Note

    With hues inspired by nature and delicate textures, Indian designer Jigisha Petal unveils the immensely rich expressions hidden in the 5,000-year-old textile art of wool felt. 

    In north-western Tanzania, a collection of tastefully colored and meticulously crafted baskets reveals the strong optimism and convivial nature of their makers, Burundian refugee artisans who fled from decades of violence in their home country.

    The significance of design is evident in this issue. Good design infuses new life into the old, and lights up the darkness with hope and joy. We love this quote by designer Lorinda Mamo: "Every great design begins with an even better story." And we invite you to discover the beautiful stories behind them all.
       India 
     INTERVIEW: JIGISHA PETAL 
       unveiling the expressions of felt

      THE MAKING: FELTED BY UNNU 
        handmade artistry X industrial production 

       Burundi / Tanzania 
      CRAFTED AMIDST CRISIS 
        a special collection crafted by Burundian refugees 
     
      IN DISPLACEMENT: A PHOTO DOCUMENTARY
        from Burundi to Tanzania, the Mtendeli refugee camp

      WOVEN WITH HOPE
        refuge artisans and their beautiful craft 

      ARTISAN PROFILE
      get to know the stories of Esperance and Nyamvura