Adrianna Fie
pictured above: "Paris and the Surrounding Region", "The Food Industries of France" and "Fruits"
New at Flotsam+Fork:
a constantly rotating selection of exquisite and rare vintage posters from France. Contact us to learn more about pricing, sizing and availability >>>
Adrianna Fie
Adrianna Fie
AN EXCITING NEW COLLABORATION BETWEEN FLOTSAM+FORK AND CHEF SAM DAIGLE!!!
About Brunoise + Sam Daigle
Brunoise, based in Minneapolis, is a new company devoted to servicing cutlery for professional chefs and home cooks of every expertise level. Chef Sam Daigle uses high quality Japanese water stones and deer hide strops to sharpen and hone, thus creating a superior edge for your blades. Sam has sharpened knives throughout his 12-year culinary career, and he recently decided to share his specialized skills with others.
The Process
Drop-off your dull or damaged blades at F+F—
3730 Chicago Avenue—during regular business hours (see below) to start the process—and return
the following Wednesday to collect your better-than-new equipment!
Pricing
$12 for double bevel knives
$18 for tip and chip repairs
$20 for single bevel knives
$28 for single bevel repairs
Shop Hours
CURRENTLY CLOSED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
Adrianna Fie
Olivades: the Pride of Provence
"They have set a goal:
to perpetuate the ancestral art of printing on fabrics in le Sud de la France, while evolving and adapting it to the present day."
The Olavides story starts in 1818, when a company of printers formed in the village of Saint-Étienne-du-Grès to create distinctive printed fabrics, a Provençal specialty with origins dating back to the 17th century. Today, Olivades carries-on the tradition—combining longstanding techniques with fresh designs—and now works with contemporary artists such as Nathalie du Pasquier to create fresh styles for the modern world.
Still manufactured in the South of France, Olivades remains the foremost contemporary producer of traditional étoffes imprimées (printed fabrics), and the last Provençal factory continuing this storied craft, which first blossomed in France more than four centuries ago, when woodblock-printed tissus arrived in Marseille via eastern trade routes.
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