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Primi Mosaics creates decorative mirrors that salute the past while enhancing the modern lifestyle.

Inspired by turn-of-the-century designs of the Arts and Crafts movement and Frank Lloyd Wright, these mosaic mirrors will brighten the modern Craftsman home.

Made in the classic mosaic technique, artist Victoria Primicias cuts each piece of glass, then affixes the glass onto a lightweight board before filling the channels with grout.

For a timeless touch, hang one above your fireplace mantel or next to an entryway table. Encased in a deep black wooden frame and arrives ready to hang. Custom orders are welcome.

Julie Leidel has been painting for more than 25 years, but it was only when she discovered the Arts & Crafts Movement (1880-1920) that she truly found her artistic voice. The Arts & Crafts style has been a muse on her shoulder for over a decade, and her love story with this period-style artwork started with a home renovation in 2005. She fell in love with the architecture, furniture, pottery, and lighting that, when brought together, make a house a home.

Julie graduated from Colorado State University in 1997 with a BA degree in Graphic Design and worked as a graphic designer, photographer, and user interface designer for many years. Her life-long dream came to fruition as she transitioned to working full-time as an artist in 2013. Julie exhibits her artwork at 15-20 fine art festivals and shows annually. In 2016, Julie was accepted as a Roycroft Renaissance Artisan, where she carries on the century-old traditions and values set forth by Elbert Hubbard and The Roycrofters from East Aurora, NY.

Julie was chosen as the featured artist of the year for 2016 in American Bungalow Magazine, and has been featured in Arts & Crafts Homes and the Revival, Western Art & Architecture, and Cottages & Bungalows magazines. Julie was the featured artist in the Colorado Tourism guide for 2017, and was an award-winner in the national Sunset Artist magazine in 2018. She's a member of the Evergreen Artists Association, Foothills Art Center, an active board member for the Colorado Arts & Crafts Society, and she exhibits her work nationally.

Her artwork is about color, line, and shape. She strives to creatively translate nature, architecture, and beauty into artwork for the Craftsman home. She also enjoys ceramics, photography, playing guitar and harp, as well as hiking in the Colorado high country and climbing those fabulous 14,000 ft. peaks. She spends most of her time in the art studio, and with her loving husband and two children in Evergreen, Colorado.

Email contact: julieleidel@thebungalowcraft.com

Welcome to the Arts & Crafts Press! Here at our studio in Tacoma, Washington, Yoshiko Yamamoto and her staff are passionate about printing traditional blockprints and letterpress note cards. We print all the greeting cards using the antique letterpress-printing presses. They,as well as our colorful limited-edition linoleum and woodblock prints, are made using the multiple hand-carved blocks.

While preserving and advancing the traditional aspects of letterpress and woodblock printing, we're striving to print for our future generations. We're committed to searching for alternative, "greener" printing materials and tools, ecological packaging solutions, and safer studio supplies.