On May 18, the designers Andrea Landa and Héctor Cubel inaugurated the new exhibitions that will take place in the new El Dorado Edit store in Bogotá. We invite you to continue reading and discover more details about both exhibitions:

 

ANDREA LANDA

ZÍNGARA - A GYPSY DANCE

The strong heritage and influence of the gypsy people that we still share today originated from the 10th century. 

The word Zíngara refers to this influence. Gypsy dance is characterized by the fluidity of rhythm and dance, the spontaneity and harmony of a good improvised son, the lightness of a nomadic life free from ties full of ferreting and experimentation, the transformative force of passionate love, and traveling folklore. loaded with culture and tradition that no matter where it goes, it retains its roots.

This collection refers to this freedom; fluid silhouettes,comfortable and multifunctional. Inimitable pieces that are not pigeonholed and that are adaptable for different occasions of use.Accented in earth tones, we find ourselves involved in this same rule-free dance, where we see the harmony of warm tones contrasted by strong accents. 

Without rules, but without creating disruptions, it leads us to a peaceful and final harmony where everyone fits, referring to inclusion, an important feature of this nomadic culture.

Here are the looks:

 

CUBEL  

SERANKWA - CREATOR BEINGS GUARDIANS OF THE WORLD

Throughout time, the spirituality of indigenous peoples establishes a permanent connection between the human race, nature and the universe.

The worldview of the original peoples is nourished by the teachings of nature with which they combine their existence and structure their wisdom, their spirituality and their science with the constitutive values ​​of their identity and culture.

This collection takes a tour of weaving and embroidery techniques that the brand has been developing with the Gunadule and Arhuaco communities. Creative dialogues with these and other artisan groups characterize Cubel's design methodology, a way of capturing multiple visions of craft, creation and design in a contemporary way in its collections.

SERANKWA are the mythological beings, FATHERS AND MOTHERS CREATORS GUARDIANS OF THE WORLD from the worldview of the Arhuaco indigenous people.

Animals are the source of this metamorphosis and have represented that balance between the spiritual and human world. In their forms they keep an inexhaustible ancestral revelation.

Thus, we will see the anaconda as a guardian of the waters, the jaguar as a symbol of life and balance between the worlds, and the condor as a cyclical manifestation of wisdom from the past, present, and future.

These are the looks: