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GIOTTO. The fabric

Wool, silk and knitwear marvels, ties derive a great deal of their value from their fabrics. The creation of special effects of warp and weft is an all Italian art, an expert combination of technique, experience and aesthetics which only the greatest fresco painters of our tradition would be able …

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BISANZIO. The decoration

Almost everything that appears on ties is of a geometric nature and informal. It derives from the decorative sensitivity of the human eye. From the endless tribal geometries to the contemporary abstractionism, the history of the image has seen real decorative masterpieces with which the tie has often adorned its …

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GALILEO. The detail

Thanks to the eyes of the prodigious Galileo, the European scientific community was able to identify the dark spots on the lunar surface as highlands and craters. Great scientific discoveries are frequently achieved thanks to an uncommon attention to “details”. Style is also defined by the details. For a “focal” …

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ETRURIA. The gift

The gracious art of the gift finds its breath in the ephemeral. The actual practical value of a gift often appears negligible ( if not so much as inappropriate ) and it pales in comparison with the prestige of a precious object, a jewel or a piece of art. The …

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