Coorie — or còsagach in Gaelic — is the Scottish version of hygge.
In The Art Of Coorie, Times journalist Gabriella Bennett explores what coorie is and how it has helped nurture the astonishing creativity that Scotland is famed for, despite an often harsh and unforgiving climate.
Now used to describe how we want to feel and be, coorie covers all aspects of the way Scots live, and The Art of Coorie explores Scottishness and coorie through lifestyle, homes and interiors, traditions, and how to enjoy life despite challenging elements.
It examines the legacy of the bothies and fisherman’s cottages of the past and also the art of slowing down, appreciating what we have around us and how to use the best of all things Scottish to enhance life and its pleasures.
- ISBN:
- 9781785301810
- 9781785301810
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Category:
- Lifestyle & personal style guides
- Format:
- Hardback
- Publication Date:
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01-01-2019
- Publisher:
- Bonnier Books Ltd
- Country of origin:
- United Kingdom
- Pages:
- 288
- Dimensions (mm):
- 185x145mm
'We’re told that the next ‘breaking lifestyle trend’ will be the Scottish concept of coorie or còsagach in old Gaelic, which means snug or cosy.' The Guardian
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