2 years in the planning and making. A chance conversation between Marian Newman and Kevin Nicholls. Kevin said:”what about animated learning?” Marian replied: “Ooo, that could work!”
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Middle Ages: 5th century AD – 15th century AD From Function to Fashion Nail technology during the Middle Ages was an essential aspect of personal hygiene and health, with a strong emphasis on functionality. However, as society evolved, so did
Ancient Rome: approximately 753 BC to 476 AD A Sophisticated and Symbolic Tradition Nail technology in Ancient Rome was a sophisticated and symbolic tradition that reflected the cultural values of the time. Romans used nail art to communicate their social
Ancient Greece: approximately 800 BCE to 146 BCE A Burst of Color and Creativity Nail technology has a long and storied history in Ancient Greece. For thousands of years, Greeks have used nail art to express themselves and communicate their
Ancient China: approximately 1600 BCE to 221 BCE Nail technology has been an integral part of Chinese culture for centuries. In Ancient China, the practice of decorating nails was not just a beauty ritual, but also had significant cultural and
Ancient Babylonia: approximately 1894 BCE to 539 BC Nail technology has a rich and varied history, and Ancient Babylonia is one of the civilizations that contributed to its development. In this article, we will explore the cultural influences of nail
Ancient Egypt: approximately 3100 BCE to 30 BCE Nail technology has been an important aspect of beauty and grooming for centuries, and Ancient Egypt is no exception. The culture of Ancient Egypt is known for its intricate and ornate beauty
