This classic work from the early 1900s, written under the pseudonym Gustav Stickley, argues for the importance of honest, handcrafted objects in a mass-produced world. With sections on everything from architecture to pottery to cabinetmaking, it provides a comprehensive overview of the Arts and Crafts movement and its philosophy.

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