Show Notes
Attentive to bees and beetles and the bark of trees and also to bonnets, artists’ books, and embroidery, this episode of Victorian Samplings explores relationships between living things and handmade objects.
With Guests Kate Flint, Steeve Buckridge, and Willow Rector
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