Beauty of the day

Bromelia
Think of it as large confetti around your neck. This piece deserves a Confidence Alert, only

those with a strong sense of who they are, or those who enjoy admiring glances should con-

sider this piece. The largest pompon has 2" diameter, with the smaller ones being about

1" in diameter. Its length is 18" (48cm). Made with recycled wool, cotton threads, fabrics, beads

and lots of love and inspiration.

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Beauty of the day

Bromelia
Think of it as large confetti around your neck. This piece deserves a Confidence Alert, only

those with a strong sense of who they are, or those who enjoy admiring glances should con-

sider this piece. The largest pompon has 2" diameter, with the smaller ones being about

1" in diameter. Its length is 18" (48cm). Made with recycled wool, cotton threads, fabrics, beads

and lots of love and inspiration.

See more and buy now
 

New Arrival (Las Guata)

Las Guatas was born in Argentina in 2007 with the objectives of creating unique accessories. Merging elegance and originality with simple and modern designs, using dry seeds and metals as inspiration, they create unique pieces of contemporary art.

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New Arrival (Las Guata)

Las Guatas was born in Argentina in 2007 with the objectives of creating unique accessories. Merging elegance and originality with simple and modern designs, using dry seeds and metals as inspiration, they create unique pieces of contemporary art.

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Perfectos Dragones

The brand Perfectos Dragones was created in 1999 by a group of young Argentinean professionals with backgrounds in fashion, industrial and graphic design. Together they conceived a product line characterized by an avant-garde aesthetic and essential forms. The innovative use of various materials is what inspires every collection: rubber, plastic, eco-leather and aluminum are some of the basic ingredients in their research.

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Perfectos Dragones

The brand Perfectos Dragones was created in 1999 by a group of young Argentinean professionals with backgrounds in fashion, industrial and graphic design. Together they conceived a product line characterized by an avant-garde aesthetic and essential forms. The innovative use of various materials is what inspires every collection: rubber, plastic, eco-leather and aluminum are some of the basic ingredients in their research.

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VAG

VAG is a laboratory of design, integrated by industrial designers, who propose the use of alternative materials as a way to create innovative objects and accessories from the reusability of rubbers and fabrics. The strength of its design, resides in the search and constant experimentation of diverse technologies for the innovative combination of materials. The result is clearly seen on the authenticity of products, the originality of the proposal and the stamp of the materials.

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VAG

VAG is a laboratory of design, integrated by industrial designers, who propose the use of alternative materials as a way to create innovative objects and accessories from the reusability of rubbers and fabrics. The strength of its design, resides in the search and constant experimentation of diverse technologies for the innovative combination of materials. The result is clearly seen on the authenticity of products, the originality of the proposal and the stamp of the materials.

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Silvina Romero

Jewellery collection made by the Argentinean designer Silvina Romero out recycled pieces of fabric and threads. She started out three years ago by picking up leftovers from all the fabric and haberdashery dealers. It was a difficult time during the Argentinean crisis (2001), and this was a way for the designer to continue producing and making a living out of her passion. Soon, her work became recognized for its uniqueness.

“While jewellery is usually associated to luxury and ostentation, I love the fact that my pieces are built out of someone else’s waste, says the designer.

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Silvina Romero

Jewellery collection made by the Argentinean designer Silvina Romero out recycled pieces of fabric and threads. She started out three years ago by picking up leftovers from all the fabric and haberdashery dealers. It was a difficult time during the Argentinean crisis (2001), and this was a way for the designer to continue producing and making a living out of her passion. Soon, her work became recognized for its uniqueness.

“While jewellery is usually associated to luxury and ostentation, I love the fact that my pieces are built out of someone else’s waste, says the designer.

See more and buy