
Clearly good design lasts forever, recycled in whatever form the specific generation envisions. (John Hewson was an early American textile printer, if you are interested in Hewson reproduction fabric or Greek key fabric follow this link.) I have no idea if Hewson saw this stonework or a drawing of it or was simply modifying a design that someone else created from this, but it is hard to miss the similarities. I couldn’t believe how closely this 395 BC decorative stone matched the Hewson fabric border. I expected to see the Greek key, although I didn’t know there were so many variations. It is also the birthplace of many decorative arts design, including fabric. Greece is considered the birthplace of western philosophy, literature, mathematics, and democracy. I have no idea how many hours of handwork went into making the clothing, sheets or bedding, but it was a joy to see. We didn’t expect to find quilts in such a toasty climate, but we were thrilled to see all the different types of handwork…lots of amazing, detailed handwork!Įach island and/or tribe had their own traditional costume filled with decoration. We also had to visit folk art museums and history museums to find textiles.Īs always when visiting a new country, we have much to learn about the textiles of the area. We did all of the regular tourist things: seeing the Acropolis/Parthenon, the archeological museum, the Acropolis/Parthenon Museum.

See the Catholic Cathedral, the Academy, University National Library and Temple of Olympia Zeus.Anything specifically not mentioned in the ‘tour price includes’ column.


Hotel,Transfers,Tour,Activity,Meals,Tour Guide,Ferry Springtime in Greece Iconic Locations of Greece Honorable Mentions determined by judges Supervisor Reilich will choose one Supervisor’s Favorite.
