News of the Walls Nº4

Just as the Greeks welcomed the goddesses into every aspect of their lives, you can welcome them into your home.

Let these five goddesses help bring inspiration to your inbox and wonder to your walls.

Goddess of Wisdom and the Arts.

This week in the studio I've been busy making a new collection launching later in the year. I'm on a mission to revive the age-old tradition of reduction woodblock printing and each design is made in my London studio. It's a long process, a labour of love take a peek at the video to see behind the scenes.

Goddess of the Harvest.

While we're unable to have dinner parties at home with family and friends let's enjoy cooking as if we are. As Easter is fast approaching here is a family favourite lamb recipe from my kitchen to yours.

Recipe Made by Orly

Goddess of Hearth and Home.

Here at the heart of the house, pull the chairs close and kindle companionship.

BOARD GAMES

Completed Netflix and Zoomed out?

We've welcomed games night into our house, a revival of board games hidden in the back of our cupboard. What's in yours?

I discovered this fabulous collection of games curated by Collagerie for all the family and budgets.

Play Time

Goddess of Beauty.

Aphrodite's bedroom is a cocoon, a place to dream and play.

Dreaming

Did you know Einstein’s “Theory of Relativity”; the sewing machine; The Beatles song “Yesterday”; Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein are all thinks conjured up in dreams.

Marc Chagall's paintings are dreamlike and full of wonder. Despite the tragedy witnessed by Chagall, the figures represent the optimism and love that exist in even the darkest of times. Let his work fill us with hope, beauty and love.

Goddess of Nature.

March 8th International Women's Day

International Women's Day today ranges from being a public holiday in some countries to being largely ignored in others. In some places, it is a day of protest; in others, it is a day that celebrates womanhood.

In Italy on this day, the importance of women is celebrated by the gifting and receiving of mimosa blossom as a symbol of strength and sensitivity.

Who will you be celebrating?

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