Rhanders - The Art of Glove Craftsmanship since 1684

The glove is among the few objects that must understand the human
body before it can become beautiful. It protects, adorns and remembers.
In RHANDERS, the story of Danish glove-making unfolds across eight
centuries through water and leather, scent and skin, guild rules and
royal hands, workshop discipline and modern desire. From Randers
and the Kalmus plant to French craft traditions and a renewed Danish
house, the book follows a profession where precision, material knowledge
and culture are inseparably connected. Richly illustrated with archival
treasures, contemporary photography and product stories, it is a
celebration of craft as heritage, identity and living elegance.