
Synopsis
Over the past decade, embroiderers from different walks of life have contributed to the repopularization of the traditional Armenian art form. Originally used as a narrative canvas to illustrate stories and beliefs, traditional Armenian embroidery now stands as a tangible symbol of identity and heritage. Here’s how the craft has adapted to a modern market, while still preserving the centuries-old techniques and meanings behind its patterns and designs.
One stitch at a time, Armenian embroidery finds new life
Farm to table
Synopsis
Every meal, down to all of its ingredients, has its own story. For restaurant owner and chef Josh Crowe, that story is at the heart of every dish he creates. Crowe curates a seasonal menu for his restaurant working hand in hand with local producers and farmers. He takes us along to two of his largest produce and cattle suppliers, shedding light on the benefits of local agriculture, both for consumers and producers.
