IBRIGU
An ancient Japanese art, called kintsukuroi, teaches us that difficulties, fractures, and fragilities can enhance a product's uniqueness. This is why the Japanese, when a vase breaks, decide to weld the pieces instead of throwing them away; the cracks are filled with gold or silver paste, underlining its importance, and the repaired vase thus becomes even more precious. This philosophy is that IBRIGU is inspired, recovering vintage kimonos and scarves and other precious fabrics from Anatolia and the Silk Road, amplifying the fabric's value and giving it new life, a new course away from the channels of fashion consumerism.
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LABELLE
Discover more →"No machine can replace man, that can move with the delicacy of the fingers" LaBelle is a Made in Italy footwear brand of M.P.M. Srl, a small shoe factory...
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GLASSING
Discover more →GLASSING was born in Ibiza in the fun summer of 2008, when friends Alessandro Forte and Stefano Ottone, inspired by the beauty of the island and its atmosphere, decided to create their brand of glasses. First, the...
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MAIORANO
Discover more →After having accumulated work experience, emotions and convictions, Matteo Maiorano founded in Rome MAIORANO, a brand of footwear with a minimal aesthetic focused on quality craftsmanship and a unique aesthetic. The project...
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ELL MILANO
Discover more →ELL Milano is a gold jewellery atelier combining tradition and knowledge with research, trends, sustainability and perceptiveness. ELL's tradition is synonymous with art and craftsmanship handed down in time from father to ...
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NANNI
Discover more →Metal and leather in an endless creative dialogue is the sign of an unconventional and ironic elegance. Proudly made in Italy, Nanni is a belts and accessories brand founded in the eighties in Milan by the archite...
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