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TexasBank Christmas Craft Show in Bangs Dec. 11 - Vimarsana News

TexasBank Christmas Craft Show in Bangs Dec. 11

TexasBank Christmas Craft Show in Bangs Dec. 11

Where To Buy Persol Sunglasses In Australia? - Vimarsana News

Where To Buy Persol Sunglasses In Australia?

Cellulose acetate is used in the manufacture of all plastic Persol (sun)glasses nowadays. Founded in 1903, Persol is one of the oldest eyewear companies in the world. It is owned by the Luxottica group. The frame is still made in Italy even today. Table of contents 1. is persol a luxury brand? 2. are persol […]

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These one-of-a-kind knives loved by chefs all over the world are made in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

These one-of-a-kind knives loved by chefs all over the world are made in Massachusetts

"I've had the opportunity to make knives for some of the nicest chefs. The people I admired but never knew just how cool they really were."

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Interview: Antonio Calce, CEO of Greubel Forsey - Vimarsana News

Interview: Antonio Calce, CEO of Greubel Forsey

Antonio Calce was appointed as CEO of Greubel Forsey only a few months ago – and he’s already rolled out a comprehensive strategy to future-proof the La Chaux-de-Fonds experimental watchmaker.

How One Woman Saved the Mexican Art of Making Sacred Candles - Vimarsana News

How One Woman Saved the Mexican Art of Making Sacred Candles

Close icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Good Free subscriber-exclusive audiobook! “No Rules Rules: Netflix and the Culture of Reinvention” US Markets Loading... H M S She's one of the only people in her village in Oaxaca, Mexico, still practicing the craft. Her break from traditional designs saved the Mexican candle-making tradition in the 1980s.