UNIQUE ‘IMAL’ WALL TEXTILE
A special textile designed by Mestiz for Revolution of Forms and handmade at the pedal loom in Saltillo, Coahuila.
The colours of San Miguel de Allende are an intrinsic part of all the designs by Mestiz and lots of thoughts and work goes into experimenting with glazes and yarns to obtain the perfect shades.
‘IMAL’ is a beautiful textile by @mestizmx part of a new series called ‘Muros y Floreros’. Inspired by the streets of San Miguel de Allende where the designer Daniel Valero is based, this amazing work is included in our exhibition part of London Craft Week.
This is a unique piece so we only have one available, but get in touch to enquire about ordering the perfect textile for your home, we can offer custom made sizes and site specific commissions.
Product Details
Dimensions:160 H x 70 cm
Material: Wool
Made in: Saltillo, Coahuila
Designer: Mestiz
Artisans: Rubén Tamayo
About The Designer
Mestiz is a project founded in 1025 by Daniel Valero, a Mexican architect and designer, with the desire to create stimulating pieces with a strong regional identity. Born as a merge of industrial design and craftmanship techniques, Mestiz aims to develop contemporary lifestyle pieces with a strong theoretical background that celebrate local talent. Mestiz arises from the teamwork of architect and designer Daniel Valero and master craftsmen from different regions in Mexico. The core principle of the project is symbiotic collaboration between designer and craftsman. Daniel was awarded the National Furniture Award in 2014 and won the National Scholarship for Apply Arts in 2016 at the École supérieure des Arts décoratifs in Paris where is studied Textile Design.
About The Technique
Wool washed, dyed and spooled by hand. Woven at the pedal loom. Finished by hand