Eden Revisited
- 240 pages
- 9 hours of reading
A lovingly photographed tour of internationally renowned writer Umberto Pasti s famous hillside garden in Morocco.
Umberto Pasti Books
Drawing inspiration from the landscapes of North Africa, this author has dedicated her literary work to depicting this terrain. After studying the philosophy of history, she contributed to journalism, writing about literature, art, and customs. Her writings, which blend profound contemplation of the world with a deep love for nature, are translated into multiple languages. The creation of gardens in Italy, Spain, and Morocco, where she prioritizes native plants, reflects her lifelong commitment to preserving natural heritage.
The book offers a visually stunning exploration of a remarkable villa in Tangier, showcasing its exceptional collection of Moroccan artworks and artifacts. It highlights the vibrant colors, intricate designs, and striking architecture of Umberto Pasti's home, which serves as a private museum filled with exquisite furniture, textiles, rare tiles, and ceramics. Set amidst a lush garden, the villa provides serene views and features Pasti's curated collection of tiles and textiles from Africa, the Middle East, and southern Europe, along with meticulously restored wooden objects.