www.specialtydrygoods.bigcartel.com
- edie kahula pereira
- santa monica, california, United States
- "Specialty Dry Goods came out of my desire to do something with my hands". Made in Los Angeles by Edie Kahula Pereira, Specialty Dry Goods is about utilitarian products of good and thoughtful design - a new classic with a modern artisans point-of-view. Edie's focus is to design and make useful everyday products in quality materials that will endure. "what makes me smile - the thought of my bags going on many adventures as people take them into their lives." Edie's creative direction is influenced by her working past in architecture, as a product producer, art/product curator, fashion scout, as a person who likes to walk the urban environment, sit in cafes and travel to places far away. "i love it when a design detail comes out of solving an issue - it's the limitations that inspire creativity. Although CAD/tech savvy, it's playing with the actual materials (having them laid out in front of me) where the product comes to life." Specialty Dry Goods strives to make responsible choices; practical is always a must. edie kahula pereira - designer, maker, creative director.
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
LA Weekly Artopia
May 15th, 2014
specialty dry goods was invited to participate. needing a clone. sdg will be upstate ny on that day missing all the LA fun. go and enjoy!
specialty dry goods was invited to participate. needing a clone. sdg will be upstate ny on that day missing all the LA fun. go and enjoy!
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
kinfolk magazine
event contributions - potholders are part of a thank you gift to participating dining event hosts who received a swag 'box' - 20 hosts around the world having a simultaneous dinner party.
Monday, April 14, 2014
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Saturday, April 12, 2014
inbox: la weekly
for participation in an event next month [specialty dry goods will be in new york...rats!].
seeking clone.
seeking clone.
thank you #subasko
one of the original potholders when unraveled and used alpaca yarn from an unfurnished shawl project.
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