Gambara Marquetry Frame 6x4"
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Display your cherished memories with the Gambara Marquetry Frame, designed for 6x4 photos. This elegant frame features intricate handcrafted wood inlay, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship by Casa. Perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to any room, it combines durability with a refined aesthetic. Suitable for both wall and tabletop display, this frame serves as a beautiful picture holder and memory keeper, ensuring your photos are uniquely and stylishly presented.
To fit 6x4" photo
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Inspiration
A pale yellow handmade Marquetry frame, embodying the spirit of Gianna Manzini: writer, activist, and daughter paying tribute to her father.
We’re often apart from the people we love. Sometimes it’s temporary; sometimes, sadly not. But no one’s gone whilst we remember them, be it in pictures or stories.
Guiseppe Manzini - a renowned anarchist - was exiled by Mussolini in 1921, and cast out to a commune in Tuscany. Gianna was very much her father’s daughter, despite his absence - first due to politics, then due to his death. The world may have stood between Gianna and Giuseppe, but her honouring of their relationship outlived them both, as she wrote his posthumous biography, receiving the Premio Campiello for her ode in 1971. But if you’re not the writing kind, a good photograph with a beautiful frame is enough.
We’re often apart from the people we love. Sometimes it’s temporary; sometimes, sadly not. But no one’s gone whilst we remember them, be it in pictures or stories.
Guiseppe Manzini - a renowned anarchist - was exiled by Mussolini in 1921, and cast out to a commune in Tuscany. Gianna was very much her father’s daughter, despite his absence - first due to politics, then due to his death. The world may have stood between Gianna and Giuseppe, but her honouring of their relationship outlived them both, as she wrote his posthumous biography, receiving the Premio Campiello for her ode in 1971. But if you’re not the writing kind, a good photograph with a beautiful frame is enough.
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