Kiss of the Wolf was born in 1974, in the kitchen of Lori and Marshall Bacigalupi’s rural home. It was a few years after these two travelers met, fell in love and began their lives together. In 1976 they named it Kiss of the Wolf, a loose translation of Bacigalupi.
Read MoreAll Kiss of the Wolf is hand-painted and hand-finished using the finest material and resulting in the highest quality. They are made to travel the world and designed for timelessness.
With proper care, these garments will last for many years to come. These instructions will hep you protect your investment.
Read More(Philadelphia, PA) This November marks Kiss of the Wolf’s 42nd year exhibiting at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show. It is a unique opportunity to meet the artist, learn about her artistic processes and experience her one-of-a-kind, wearable works of art.
Read More(Washington, DC) Kiss of the Wolf designer Lori Bacigalupi will be returning to the Smithsonian Craft2Wear Show this October. She has participated in the show since 2008. Located in the Great Hall of the National Building Museum, it is one of our favorite shows.
Read More(San Francisco, CA) Join Kiss of the Wolf at the American Craft Show in San Francisco at the Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture’s Festival Pavilion. This three-day event celebrates all things handmade with demonstrations, shopping, tastings and hands-on activities.
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