
Announcement
Discover unique wooden crafts, cloth jewelry and home decorations. Most of the material we use are recycled and local. Visit our sister shop MediterraneanArt and read over 100 reviews!
Find out more about us on social media:
http://www.facebook.com/mediterraneanartmt
http://www.pinterest.com/mediterraneanart
http://www.instagram.com/mediterraneanart
and on my blog :
http://www.rosadirocca.blog
Feel free to contact me for any query or custom order 😀
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Reviews
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Lisa on Dec 20, 2022
5 out of 5 starsArrived early. Exactly as described. Such a lovely gift item at a great price.
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Steph on Dec 3, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThis is an exquisite little piece of art. It will be a Christmas gift for a mentor of mine. It arrived well before the forecast date as well, very appreciative of the seller and their work.
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Carolin Hensel on Nov 7, 2022
5 out of 5 starsI already bought them last year and was happy to see it back in the shop in 2022. I ordered it again because it’s such a nice gift. Each special person I gave it to was immediately in love with this little piece of art. Thanks!
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Sonia on Oct 18, 2022
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful made and very fast service. Will definitely order again. Thanks
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About MediterraneanartMT
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Upcycled magazine packaging
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Handmade gift box
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Nativity sets
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Painting wooden fish
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Our stall @ Salina, Aeolian Islands
A family passion for handcrafting and sustainability
This is my newest shop, the first one started in 2013:
www.etsy.com/shop/MediterrraneanArt
We established MediterraneanArt intending to collect upcycled materials to give them new life. Inspired by the colourful and bright island lifestyle, we are shared between Sicily and Malta, in the heart of the Mediterranean. Most home accents are made from reclaimed wood or driftwood. Our best handwork is in the coastal home style, designed to look old and weathered. We use non-toxic paint. Our one of kind crafts enhances your living spaces bringing sea breeze and scent of our beaches and green fields.
The synergy between wood and textiles comes from our family. My mum (my uncle’s sister) and my grandma have been tailors for all their life, so I have always been surrounded by fabrics and creativity.
We love making women jewellery and accessories from scraps and upcycled textiles. I design cosy scarf necklaces for ladies who want to be bold, enjoying colours and softness. Our jewellery pieces show personality and joy, changing a basic outfit in their fashion style.
Each item is handmade by me or my uncle with all care and attention deserved. We always come up with new ideas, so you will surely find something new in our shop.
Follow us on social media for looking behind the scenes and read my blog for learning more about us and our collections.
Shop members
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Rosa
Owner
Before being in love with crafts, I'm a incessant reader. Adore collecting buttons. Listening to the radio is part of my crafting mood.
Shop policies
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Customs and import taxes
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Cancellations
Cancellations: accepted
Request a cancellation: within 6 hours of purchase
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Frequently asked questions
Care instructions
Textiles
I recommend keeping the fabric jewels in a drawer, in a bag, or in a dry place without direct sunlight. Keep away from small children because they can be dangerous (like any jewelry). Like all fabrics, if exposed outdoors in the long term they become dusty, discolored and odorous.
It would be a good idea to wash your necklace by hand from time to time. I suggest you to soak it in warm water and very little liquid detergent (for synthetic textiles) for about 15/30 minutes. Rinse gently, squeeze just a little with your hands and leave it to dry on a drying rack not in the sun directly. Don’t forget to put an empty bowl underneath for dripping. Absolutely not to be put in the tumble dryer.
Wood
Swipe the item with a damp cloth.
Materials
Textiles
We use scraps of cotton, jersey, stretch cotton, microfiber, acrylic fabric sold in large yarns, originated from EU countries. In particular, I purchase from a company that personally collects threads from textile factories in Northern Italy, for which it has the one-off availability of a color or pattern.
Wood
Walnut shells and olive wood are collected personally by my uncle in our field. Driftwood is collected on the local beach. Other kind of wood is gifted by the carpenter of the village as waste.
Craft room
We work from home in a dedicated room. We don't have pets and don't smoke.
Gift wrapping and packaging
I pack orders with pages of magazines decorated with raffia. For gift wrapping I use brown craft paper or cardboard boxes made by myself.