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Photo of a muslin bag and Alba Amicorum hang tag
Packaging
#packaging
At Alba Amicorum, we take great care in packaging our scarves. Every part of our packaging is made in natural materials and intended to protect each piece as well as...
The estate of Withiel showing the grounds and a portion of the manor house
Withiel Sculpture Garden & Manor
#addresses
This hidden gem seamlessly blends contemporary sculpture with the surrounding landscape, creating a truly extraordinary and captivating experience.
Photo of a soft focus photograph hanging loosely on a beige wall
The Window’s Secrets
#atelier
Within the Alba Amicorum atelier, a passage serves as a bridge between two worlds—a Victorian wooden structure echoing with history and a reborn concrete space born from the ashes of...
A dancer in a black leotard draping a silk scarf across a white floor
Sentience
#artists
Ballet dancer Juliet Burnett and photographer Joel Benguigui collaborate with Darshana Shilpi Rouget, founder of Alba Amicorum.
Cyanotypes by Deni Javas hanging in a grid on a rustic stone wall
Indigo Summer by Deni Javas
#artists
Finding herself in the arid interior of Spain, Deni made a study of local botany, shaping plant materials to become the subjects of her prints.
An image of a photo by Man Ray on a large scarf - an abstract woman in black and white
Alba Amicorum x Man Ray Trust
#artists
A limited-edition series of scarves based on the original paintings and photographic works of Man Ray
two artists kneeling over a large canvas collaborating on a painting & collage
Inks & Rubbings
#artists
Artists Mary Jones and Darshana Shilpi Rouget spent one week in the same studio to experiment and explore their two styles of art-making together.
Artfully stacked black hand thrown plates and cups by Alex Gabriel
Alex Gabriels’ hand crafted ceramics
#addresses
Discover the work of Belgian ceramist Alex Gabriel, one of Alba Amicorum's collaborating artists
abstract nature cyanotype print in process, in water bath
Cyanotype Alchemy
#artists
Sometimes, unexpected challenges yield extraordinary results. Such was the case with artist Deni Javas, who was participating in a residency in a remote rural Spain.