Idoia lives and works in a rural environment, surrounded by nature that not only inspires her, but also provides her with the means to create 100% sustainable pieces. She grows her own rattan to use in her projects, weaving pieces similar to the way storks weave their nests.
Idoia's work combines traditional techniques and organic materials with contemporary designs. Collaborating with professionals from diverse countries, cultures, and backgrounds has enriched her worldview and allowed her to appreciate modern art, design, architecture, fashion, and crafts from a new perspective, which she translates into her basketwork.
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Mapi Casafranca is a business manager by profession and a textile artist by vocation. Passionate about handmade products since she was little, every fiber she weaves for AMARENA, her sustainable artisan brand, is thanks to the afternoons she spent weaving alongside her mother and grandmother.
AMARENA arose from her interest in natural materials and a desire to keep the tradition of ancestral weaving alive through accessories. Today, Mapi’s brand is committed to fair trade and sustainable production that combines the traditional techniques of Peruvian artisans with carefully designed finishes.
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Handmade processes always aroused the interest of accessory designer Jimena Larrondo, this is how she began to experiment with different materials such as gold plate, fabrics, plastic and wooden beads, fabrics, and cords.
Today she makes accessories for her own brand Santo Remedio and for collaborations with industry professionals, restaurants and concept stores.
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Molla Mills is a crochet designer and author from Kurikka, Finland. Handcrafting was always present in her family life, so she has been sewing, knitting, crocheting, and weaving from a very young age. In 2008, she launched her first crochet collection, which was centered on selling small batches of handmade products. After studying a master’s degree in applied arts at Aalto University, she decided to take her crochet career in new directions.
Molla has published five books on Virkkuri crochet, and is currently working on her sixth one. Her books have received international recognition and have been translated into eleven different languages. As well as sharing her designs with over 99K followers on Instagram, Molla currently teaches crochet workshops around the world. She also creates a variety of crochet designs for different yarn houses and has her own yarn line, Malla Kalalanka.
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Olvido Madrid is an artisanal bag and accessories brand founded by Beatriz González and known for its colorful silk cord purses. After graduating in technical architecture and fashion design, in 2011, Beatriz's career led her to create her first bags and sell them online and in international boutiques. In 2016, she opened her shop-workshop in Madrid in order to work more closely with her clients.
Olvido Madrid's quality bags and accessories are handmade by local artisans with love and care, down to the last detail. All the materials are nationally sourced making their items 100% made in Spain. Each item in their collections is timelessly elegant and classic, in keeping with their "slow fashion" philosophy.
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