Gannwood

25/09/2026

Six fairs this autumn, starting in Roma this week. New patterns, new colours, and a lot of new ideas on the table – the fairs are the first place to see any of it. See you there!

04/04/2026

Somewhere between a painting and an earring. Blue florals with gold details, each one brushed by hand onto wooden disc beads – no two exactly alike.

Coming soon to gannwood.com 💙

31/03/2026

Pink, blue, and a splash of everything in between. Seven beads on a cord – bold enough for a white shirt, easy enough for a casual Tuesday.

29/03/2026

Red, black, white – painted on wood, hanging on surgical steel. Our beads just found their favourite place to be.

Available soon at gannwood.com 💕

27/03/2026

Stripes that spiral. Red that interrupts. Black that anchors everything down. A handful of beads, a simple pin, and a good eye – that's all it takes.

05/04/2025

21/02/2025

La storia del colore rosso ha inizio al tempo delle tribù indiane Maya, Inca e Azteche. Furono loro, non gli europei, a riuscire a ottenere un colorante rosso sicuro e resistente alle influenze esterne. I conquistadores spagnoli rimasero colpiti dalla brillantezza del colore rosso delle vesti azteche e impararono dalla tribù la ricetta per la tintura.