Maria Cristina Bravi and Simona Iannini
Maria
Cristina Bravi, born and resident in the town of LAquila, a
piano degree at the Conservatory, a degree of Textile operator by
Abruzzo Region, is ever since fond of traditional
aquilan lace.
She took part in many
national and international exhibits: to be mentioned, in particular,
the Handicraft Exhibit to Castello Spagnolo, L'Aquila (1986, 1987,
1988); Sansepolcro
International Lace Biennial (since 1988); Cantù
Lace Biennial (1995).
Together with her friend Simona Iannini took part in writing a book
devoted to Aquilan lace and participated also to a number of national
tv shows.
She was also President of AMI (Italian Lacemakers Association) until 1999;
currently she is Secretary and responsible for Abruzzo region.
She teaches bobbin lace, at different levels, since 1995. In the same
year, together with Simona Iannini, she opened a laboratory called "Le Mani dOro"
(golden hands), with the aim of recovering, studying, teaching and
promoting traditional
Aquilan lace.
Simona Iannini,
born and resident in the town of LAquila,
a degree in political sciences, is a passioned fan of aquilan bobbin
lace.
She took part in many national and international exhibits: to be
mentioned, in particular, Sansepolcro
International Lace Biennial (1998 and 2000) Cantù
Lace Biennial (1995), Gorizia Lace Show (1996) Birmingham NEC (2001).
Together with her friend Maria Cristina Bravi took part in writing a
book devoted to Aquilan lace and participated also to a number of
national tv shows.
She is adherent of AMI (Italian Lacemakers Association).
She teaches bobbin lace, at different levels, since 1995. In the same
year, together with Maria Cristina Bravi, she opened a laboratory
called "Le Mani dOro" (golden hands), with the aim of
recovering, studying, teaching and promoting traditional
Aquilan lace.
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Doily.
"New point".
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"Old Point" Lace.
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"Old Point" lace.
Traditional pattern: "Eagle".
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