BY: Giulia Franceschini
Fine, traditional craftsmanship is synonymous with our country, Italy. Some of our most beloved crafts, those we consider a symbol of our very own artistic identity – and economy, we shouldn’t forget – are as old as history but, today, also as rare as a precious diamond.
Cultural and economic changes, globalization, new trends and the growing popularity of cheap-and-cheerful items instead of quality ones led some of our mestieri tradizionali, or traditional crafts, to the verge of disappearing.
SOURCE: https://italoamericano.org/
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