Florence Factory

Silk, shaped by hand.

Made from real silkworm cocoons, this necklace is crafted by Gulnara, a Florence-based artisan working within centuries-old silk traditions. The palette — ochre, black, red, blue — is drawn from natural dyes and quiet memory.

Each piece is a study in transformation: cocoon to color, fiber to form. Unpolished in spirit, precise in ex*****on.

Silkworm cocoons.
100% handmade in Tuscany.

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Candy-colored gems, wrapped simply in gold—because great jewelry doesn’t always need to be serious.

Handmade in Florence, just sweet enough to get noticed.

📍 Via dei Neri 6/8R, Florence
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8 Secrets to Spot Authentic Florentine Craftsmanship
(Hint: It’s not hanging in bulk by the door.)

Think you can tell handmade from mass-produced at a glance?
Here are three telltale signs to sharpen your eye:

Imperfectly perfect details—real stitching is never too perfect.

Price matters—craft takes time, skill, and serious materials.

Ask the maker—a true artisan won’t just answer, they’ll light up.

The other five?
You’ll find them (and plenty of juicy stories) on our blog.

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📍 Via dei Neri 6/8R, Florence

Some thing are sensual even if imperceptible to the senses

Handmade porcelain single flower vase.
This vase is hand formed on the potters’ wheel and has a gold luster finish on top.
Each vase is unique.

Gold luster on top, the white porcelain is unglazed and easy to clean. Glazed on the inside.

Crochet. Filato a mano. Tessuto a mano. Antichissimo. Nuovissimo. Bellissimo.

Crochet. Hand-spun. Hand-woven. Antique. Brand new. Beautiful.