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| Jul 10, 2015 |
Michigan Design Center tours 350 years of American crafts
Boh staff
By Staff

Through July, the Michigan Design Center in Troy is inviting visitors to a virtual tour through four regions of notable craftsmanship in celebration of 350 years of the American tradition. The tour will introduce visitors to some of the world’s most notable items—and the people who create them, and a July 23 panel, "THE CRAFT: Discover the craftsmanship," will introduce visitors to the intricacies of craftsmanship. The panel will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Some of the artful glass objects from Tracy Glover Objects and Lighting

Some of the exhibited crafts include The Thomas Pheasant Collection's St. Honoré chest, which is hand-carved and lacquered at Baker Furniture’s Hickory and High Point, North Carolina, facilities and avaliable in Suite 60; a selection of made-to-order molten glass crafts and lighting from Tracy Glover Objects and Lighting, available at Marie-Howard Showroom in Suite 119; and handcrafted Potawatomi Tiles ceramic tiles, made locally in Michigan and available at Flooring Design Distributors at Suite 73

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