The mantas woven by pueblo women using wool from their own flocks were worn as garments or shawls from the middle to the end of the last century. This model was made in San Juan: it is embroidered with a two-tone (red and green) geometric motif above and below and …
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THE "DARK" MIDDLE AGES?/1
While the Orient pursued a path of opulence and refinement, it wasn’t as if the West had simply lost itself in decadence. On the contrary, even the barbarian civilizations, with their initially rough and multi-colored clothing, introduced new contributions destined to remain sculpted in European culture. The new customs …
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NEVER PUTS ALL HIS CARDS ON THE TABLE How boring! Nowadays it’s all about green: green belts, green gasoline, green trains, green Parties… Even trash bins are painted with this colour which should evoke nature and cleanliness. That’s enough! The symbol is too good to be true, and thus …
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The stores clothe themselves. Between small greenhouses, installations and a touch of Shakespeare. Global creativity which rethinks the shop window, the store’s furnishings and the shelves. Fashion puts the ideas on display, the cities become laboratories and the stores somewhat museums: grey walls are transformed into an explosion of …
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Symbolizes nature, the environment, life. The stabilizing effect produced by the color green represents, from a psychological perspective, life’s firm and unchanging values.
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