No Serial Number - Spring 2017

In this issue

In this issue Medieval colours, eco printing on wood and paper, felt puppets, the natural dye garden, organic second-hand handmade Mix & Match, pottery & more

The Rooftop Dye Garden: “The Streets Of Amsterdam Are Covered In The Most Beautiful Colours”

Elin de Jong (elin WANDERLüST) writes about her mission to research the history of colour from old plant books, common knowledge we seem to have lost. She also tells us about her quest to create a ‘magical’ rooftop dye garden in her native city of Amsterdam in the Netherlands.

3 mins

Off To School In The Forest

A Trip To The Bosco Didattico (Educational Forest) In The Ciminian Forest

2 mins

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No Serial Number Magazine Description:

No Serial Number is a magazine dedicated to showcasing and promoting small, independent designers, artisans, creative businesses, labels, projects or otherwise realities with a strong social, ethical and sustainable ethos. No Serial Number represents and embodies those initiatives, realities and products that cannot be reproduced in series: rooted locally, organically grown, naturally-printed, traditionally-crafted, hand-made, upcycled or recycled and always ethically-minded.

Features:
- Interviews with emerging eco-friendly labels
- Ideas for sustainable living
- Craft projects
- From the garden to the table: traditional recipes
- Travel and creative residential workshops