Iris Hantverk – borstbinderi, design och hållbarhet is description of the longstanding craft of brush binding in a contemporary design and sustainability context. You meet the craftsmen, the designers and the "iris brushes". But also "voices" from the past and reflections on Scandinavian style and today's climate challenge. The brush binding workshop, which started in 1870 in Stockholm, is today one of the few industries in Europe where blind and visually impaired people make brushes from natural materials according to old tradition. They also work consistently with climate-friendly methods, environmentally smart distribution and initiated product development. In the modern workshop, tradition lives on with contemporary signs!

Scandi Edition is a publisher in Stockholm, whose aim is to present and spread knowledge about architecture, design and craftsmanship in a sustainability context. Preferably within the contemporary Scandinavian style. The publisher strives for a production that nowhere in creation, use or recycling causes harm to people, animals or nature. Iris Hantverk - brush binding, design and sustainability make up volume I/III in a series on design and sustainability. Swedish text.

Weight 804 gram
Length 26 cm
Width 20 cm
Height 2 cm