When Leather Craftsmen Meet Designers, &Nbsp; Fendi "Hands" Will Debut In The Next 18 Days.

New York, London, Milan, Rome, and Seoul, Hangzhou, Hongkong, Singapore and other cities in Italy, the 2011 annual event of Italy boutique Fendi - "FATTO A MANO FOR THE FUTURE" ("hand" to create the future).

With a series of cross world handicraft production performances around the world, Fendi treats tradition.

The first stop of the ball and European countries was launched in Harold department store in London in March. The theme is to create a curve of the frequency of heart waves using leather and textile techniques. The British designer Rowan Mersh and Fendi leather artisans jointly perform the Harrods.

As for Italy, the first stop was in Milan, when 3 designers were invited to join hands with Fendi leather craftsmen to create performances.

They include British artist Rowan Mersh, Rome concept artist Nicola Guerraz, and Tuscan sculptor Sandro del Pistoia.

The works of composite units show the convergence of different materials and manual methods, and create infinite possibilities for development and change.

Rome invited 4 designers to join hands with 2 Fendi leather craftsmen to create live performances.

The craftsman assists in covering the details of the baseball line with the bright Selleria cowhide on the vase container.

The designer Simon Hasan is made from the special techniques of leather making in the Middle Ages (armour), showing its softness and rigidity, as well as the comparison between ancient and contemporary.

Another artist, T. Robert Nachtigall, creates color leather tactile device desk lamps.

Using Fendi's traditional leather technology and textile sensors, Robert and leather craftsmen work together to create new products that combine handicrafts and technology.

At the other end, in the Fendi store in Beverly Hills and the Fifth Avenue store in New York, we continue our cooperation in Design Miami. The installation art exhibition artists in the United States are also sponsored by Aranda/Lasch, a construction company.

During the production process, viewers can enjoy the production process through a pparent window. Interaction with artists is also an interesting part of this series of activities.

As for the Asian part, South Korea invited Design Miami Craft Punk, a designer who had previously participated in the Mr. Lee Kwang Ho, to use the leather hose made by Fendi craftsmen to make chairs or light small furniture with the weaving techniques of ancient Korean farmers.

China's designer Zhang Lei presents 12 sets of Chinese traditional wooden furniture with Selleria colored leather, including large bed group, wooden bench, soft chair, clock and window frame and so on.

Hongkong independent leather designer Hoiming, with the culture of Chinese traditional lion dance, uses Fendi leather and special stitch techniques to make the light of the art of the lion's head luminaires, and the tiger pillow combing chair, and knead the traditional craft and modern furniture.

Wang Meiqing, an artist Donna Ong, drew on Singapore for the first time to create a very exquisite three-dimensional collage beauty with leather.