COVADONGA

The proposal I have made revolves around the importance of the family as a support during the diagnosis and in the daily lives of our children.

My pieces are inspired by the work of Navalcán, Toledo, where my family is from. They are in memory of the women who embroider and their lavishly decorated homes. Homes that welcome, protect, and care for us in times of need.

Inspired by these efforts, he has made two proposals.

1. Based on the "pineapple" or shield, an embroidery with geometric elements, which comes in many variations, shapes, sizes, and colors. In these two cases, the central motif has been chosen, alternating different contrasting colors.

2. Based on the unraveling technique, an openwork work created by pulling alternating threads from the fabric. Small holes have been made in the fabric, simulating the shape of an "infinity," as a symbol of diversity.