Made With Love

Travel the world with the Emmy-winning series to meet gifted artisans—from hat makers to harp makers—who pour passion and skill into timeless products made with love. From Tipperary to Tuscany, the series showcases the landscapes and rich culture of each country and introduces the people who stay true to the artistry that shaped their lives, proudly passing their craft to the next generation.

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Journey throughout Italy to meet the most remarkable artisans, highlighting the talent and dedication they can only pass on to the next generation of apprentices. From master glassblowers in Venice to mosaicists in Tuscany, and to all the regional culinary traditions - Italy Made with Love helps us appreciate the exceptional eye, the distinct finesse, and, most of all, the love for the craft.

1. Venice

Away from the bustling square of St. Marco's Basilica and the iconic canals, Venetian master artisans create the world's most exquisite crafts. From a 13th-generation glassblower shaping an African-inspired sculpture, sisters repairing gondolas along the Venetian canals, to a gold-leaf artist carving his latest creation, these craftspeople use ancient skills they've spent generations honing. In a time when most products are mass-produced, ITALY MADE WITH LOVE focuses on the painters, weavers, jewelers, artists and craftspeople who still fashion exceptional items by hand. The precision, the customization, the delicate perfection, and the love for the art provide unique perspectives on what keeps traditions and cultures everlasting.

2. Tuscany

Ancient tradition and a modern point-of-view come together to make amazing art in Tuscany. There are frame-makers who offer a window into great paintings, visionaries who turn small pieces of rock into stunning mosaics, and purse-makers carrying on a family tradition. These Tuscan artists and more bring a sense of focus, dedication, and love that makes their work truly special.

3. Umbria

In Umbria, the green heart of Italy, artisans are inspired by nature and shaped by geography and politics. Once cut off from the rest of Italy, Umbrians had to learn self-sufficiency - and thrived. The tradition continues today. In this incubator for creativity, the old-world methods have become part of the region's identity.

4. Bologna

In Bologna, Italy, and its surrounding Emilia-Romagna region, ancient traditions and famed recipes live on in the workshops of its artisans and culinary masters. The passion and joy of those who dedicate their lives to maintaining the heritage of this iconic region shine through as they share their techniques, stories, and creations.

5. Liguria

In the Italian Riviera, Liguria's artisans draw inspiration from their beautiful homeland, filled with ancient history. From Cinque Terre to Genoa, this remote corner of Italy has been inhabited for over 1,000 years. Through the centuries, secluded generations of artisans have passed down their unique skills, from building gozzo boats to preparing traditional pesto Genovese.

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