The conversation
At Lillavendel the farm sets the pace. The tools are hands and nose.
This chapter follows Guro through a working day, from raw material to finished soap and candle.
How did Lillavendel begin?
Draft Placeholder. The maker’s own answer is added after the interview. The text is roughly the right length so the rhythm of the spread can be judged: about the beginning, and about the place.
What makes a good soap?
Draft Placeholder. The maker’s own answer is added after the interview. The text is roughly the right length so the rhythm of the spread can be judged: about ingredients, time and the small choices that don’t show.
「ここに、作り手自身の言葉が一行入ります。」
“One line in the maker’s own words goes here.”
What does an ordinary day on the farm look like?
Draft Placeholder. The maker’s own answer is added after the interview. The text is roughly the right length so the rhythm of the spread can be judged: about the rhythm of the year.