Sentences with phrase «smallest glass factory»

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Stockers must also have a full interior and factory body panels with glass, and part of the challenge is finding traction on the small 9 - inch - wide slicks.

One of the last remaining monarchies, this small, landlocked country is famed for its unique, handmade homewares, which you learn about on today's glass and candle factory tour.

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For example, the role of International partnership is presented by the case of Eyeworks + M1, two Los Angeles based eyeglass designers that, in order to produce their innovative glass frames, have found a small manufacturer in a Dolomites» village with which they developed their projects; the cross-breeding between social networks and craftsmanship is represented through the story of Formabilio that, starting from a web community, now produce furniture and home accessories conceived by young designers, realized by local manufactures and sold online; the evolution of traditional craft techniques to realize high - quality products is expressed by the case of Bonotto, that combines mechanical looms with advanced technology, bringing craft into an industrial factory to produce unique textiles for the most renowned and innovative fashion brands.

At The Knockdown Center, an immersive video and sound installation by Caroline Woolard and Alexander Rosenberg reverberates throughout the former glass factory; glass weights by Lika Volkova rest on the chests of performers on the floor; the sound of waves crashing is produced mechanically by a thousand small glass marbles, held in a glass frame that see - saws above; a sculpture by Helen Lee.