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Magma designed by Martín Azua.
The collection was designed from the know-how of a traditional Valencian industry, dedicated to the production of cords and fabrics. The cord is made especially for these rugs, the interior is made of cotton fibres, and the outside of plaited and waxed jute, the ends being completed in nubuck. The rug is sewn together with very resistant invisible nylon thread. The Magma Jute has two useable sides, so after a while you can turn it over and have a new rug to enjoy.
Colour:
Natural
Black
Patterns:
3 Circles
4 Circles
5 Circles
Designer
Martin Azúa is a Spanish artist and designer born in the Basque Country. He works between Barcelona and La Isla de Pico Azores. His training in Fine Arts gives his work a speculative and experimental nature. One of his first projects was the “Basic House”, a radical interpretation of a Nomad shelter, which since 2007 has formed part of the MOMA of New York collection. He is a passionate observer of nature which he incorporates into many of his works, especially the items of ceramics that he designs. He claims the use of craftsmanship to safeguard the natural diversity of material and technological culture, collaborating with craftspeople of different professions.
Related
The general objectives of the project correspond to a technological research and development initiative aimed, on the one hand, at obtaining 3D fabrics through an industrialisable process that differs from the current artisanal process and, on the other hand, at obtaining suitably functionalised cellulosic fabrics that can be used outdoors.
· Implementation period: 1 July 2024 to 31 December 2025
· Total budget: 296.143,00 €
NATURTEX, S.L. has obtained funding through the Centre for Industrial Technological Development (CDTI) for the development of the project ‘RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE TEXTILE SOLUTIONS FOR OUTDOOR USE’, co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) 2021-2027.
