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LANIFICIO LEO - Archetipo Scarf

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Archetipo Scarf by Lanificio Leo is a jacquard scarf with a tubular weaving technique.

This scarf embodies and tells the story of the Southern Italian area with its architecture, design and craftmanship. An essential pattern that blends in the two different worlds of Walter Terruso and Makeyourhome through a path between minimalism and territory. The essential repetition of a black and white patterns aims to resemble the shape of the most peculiar pinnacles of trulli, archetype of homes in the South of Italy.

In the complex link between man and living, the encounter with Lanificio Leo and its values ​​has made possible the creation of a plaid that becomes the archetype of the home-shelter.

 

DIMENSIONS: 30CM (W) x 200CM (L)) 

MATERIAL: 100% Merinos extrafine 19 micron 

 

ABOUT THE BRAND

Lanificio Leo is the oldest textile factory in Calabria. Founded in 1873, today it is a contemporary design hub where a monumental fleet of historic machines is integrated with the latest generation technologies, in a vision that combines the enhancement of heritage and the skills of traditional know-how with innovation.

It is a brand with an international vocation oriented towards the expression of new languages, a manufacturing reality in constant dialogue with the visual arts that sees the culture of design as the cornerstone around which to experiment, in order to always open new horizons of possibilities.

Lanificio Leo is one of the most significant examples of a company-museum whose management model combines doing business with the tools of culture.

Lanificio Leo, an ancient future.

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SKU: LL02ARC

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