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Showing posts with label leather. Show all posts
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Ans welcomes Oga, beautiful farm animals from Argentina
Claudia Ortega and Guillermo Zembrzycki are industrial designers from Argentina, both have won multiple design awards, they specialise in the design of toys, packaging and illustrations. In 2007 they designed and manufactured their own products line named Oga, objects with meaning; their aim was to create artisanal objects that will convey the Argentinean identity, culture and origins. The animals from the Argentinean farms are designed in separated pieces to be assembled and are 100% Argentinean cow leather.
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Ans welcomes Oga, beautiful farm animals from Argentina
Claudia Ortega and Guillermo Zembrzycki are industrial designers from Argentina, both have won multiple design awards, they specialise in the design of toys, packaging and illustrations. In 2007 they designed and manufactured their own products line named Oga, objects with meaning; their aim was to create artisanal objects that will convey the Argentinean identity, culture and origins. The animals from the Argentinean farms are designed in separated pieces to be assembled and are 100% Argentinean cow leather.
See more and buy now
Monday, January 4, 2010
Ans welcomes Miss Pelpa
Miss Pelpa, is the project of Marta Oviedo, an Argentinian Interior Designer and self-taught designer of objects like jewels, lamps, sculptures, etc. Miss Pelpa is a dream that leaves Marta’s head and goes right into her hands to give life to pieces that are a classic proposal, with noble and traditional materials, crafted meticulously using a fusion of techniques and materials that generate a visual and tactile language that surprises with its colours, combinations and shapes. Marta’s desire is to wake up the senses, to transmit diversion, spontaneity, freedom and respect to our planet promoting the use of ecological and recycled materials.
Ans welcomes Miss Pelpa
Miss Pelpa, is the project of Marta Oviedo, an Argentinian Interior Designer and self-taught designer of objects like jewels, lamps, sculptures, etc. Miss Pelpa is a dream that leaves Marta’s head and goes right into her hands to give life to pieces that are a classic proposal, with noble and traditional materials, crafted meticulously using a fusion of techniques and materials that generate a visual and tactile language that surprises with its colours, combinations and shapes. Marta’s desire is to wake up the senses, to transmit diversion, spontaneity, freedom and respect to our planet promoting the use of ecological and recycled materials.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Lua Chea
Every item in this collection is unique as they are made with a wide range of handcraft components. Lua Chea is inspired by textures and colours from the north of Argentina and the Carnival festive spirit. Playing between vibrant colours and the ones from the nature.
The women wearing Lua Chea would be the one of vanguard, practical, owner of a casual elegance, who would make a colourful experience of the every day life and a delicate extravagance of the night. Different wool and cotton threads, fabric, leather, stones, suede, glass, ceramics.
Lua Chea
Every item in this collection is unique as they are made with a wide range of handcraft components. Lua Chea is inspired by textures and colours from the north of Argentina and the Carnival festive spirit. Playing between vibrant colours and the ones from the nature.
The women wearing Lua Chea would be the one of vanguard, practical, owner of a casual elegance, who would make a colourful experience of the every day life and a delicate extravagance of the night. Different wool and cotton threads, fabric, leather, stones, suede, glass, ceramics.
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