Tessitura Gaggioli was established in 1932 from a long family tradition. The weaving of damasks, velvets and silk is still done by hand on historic looms, according to an art handed down from father to son, rich in the experience and secrets of the magistri texitores. These are the very finest warps that on request can also contain gold and silver laminate, from designs based on the rich historical archives or the customer's design. These experienced artisans can create a variety of thicknesses and textures, maximizing the versatility of the fabrics, used for furniture, clothing, accessories and liturgical vestments.
Monday to Friday from 9 am to 12 pm and from 3 pm to 6:30 pm; Saturday from 9 am to 12 pm, afternoon by appointment
Via dei Velluti, 1, Zoagli, GE, Italia
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+39 0185 259057
- http://www.tessituragaggioli.it
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