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Manto: Traditional weavings made modern, loom woven tire-bags

Submitted by TreeHugger on Tuesday, 21 October 2008No Comment

Socially aware weavings Manto Argentina Photo

Designer Diana Dai Chee Chaug and artist Clara de la Torre knew the weavers from northern Argentina in a trip to Salta and Jujuy in 2002 and fell in love with their culture. With a passion for aesthetics and the need to bond with that native tradition, they created Manto: a fashion label that brings traditional weaving back to life through modern patterns and designs.

For each collection, they determine the look and feel of the fabrics they are going to need and send the indications to weavers, who work from their homes and send the materials back. “We are creating a fertile social, cultural,…

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