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Craftsmanship is vital.

What was commonplace two generations ago (the art of making what was needed rather than buying it) is quickly fading under a flood of cheap — and cheaply manufactured — imports.

However, wherever there are people who care about quality and maintain a careful link to their past as well as the land, you will find master craftsmen.

The craftsmanship sections at left will open up as articles and archives develop.
7/18/06, Rose motif art, antique cream pitcher. Photo credit, J. Heston. Lucky 13 Studios® Archive.