Art & Sculpture
Almagre Cerámicas
Córdoba, Córdoba, Argentina
The founders of Almagre Cerámicas bring a unique blend of skills and experiences to their work, driven by a passion for exploring various materials and technologies. This fusion is evident in their Almagre Cerámicas project, which focuses on the artistic and functional potential of clay. Their innovative approach has positioned the brand as a distinctive player in the ceramic design industry. By integrating their knowledge from diverse fields and their commitment to education, Soledad Velazquez and Juan Virano have created a brand that not only produces unique ceramic pieces but also contributes to the advancement of design and architecture. Almagre Cerámicas stands out for its creative exploration and dedication to craftsmanship, making a significant impact in both local and broader markets.
Features
Exploring Material Mastery – The Alfa Collection by Almagre Ceramicas
The Alfa collection by Almagre Cerámicas, based in Villa Allende, Córdoba, is a refined trio of handcrafted objects: Jarra (pitcher), Infusora (infuser), and Cafetera (coffee pot). Founded by architect Soledad Velázquez and industrial designer Juan Virano, Almagre fuses local clay, Guayubira wood, and aluminum to create functional yet sculptural pieces.
The Alfa collection by Almagre Cerámicas, based in Villa Allende, Córdoba, is a refined trio of handcrafted objects: Jarra (pitcher), Infusora (infuser), and Cafetera (coffee pot). Founded by architect Soledad Velázquez and industrial designer Juan Virano, Almagre fuses local clay, Guayubira wood, and aluminum to create functional yet sculptural pieces.
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Villa Allende, Córdoba
An Experience for All Senses – Txoko Rincón de Tapeo Español by The Atar
Txoko Rincón de Tapeo Español, located in the historic Estación Villa Anita, is more than a restaurant—it’s an ode to Spanish culinary tradition. With a warm ambiance and a proposal that fuses gastronomy and design, this space, inspired by the traditional txokos of the Basque Country, revives the essence of the Iberian Peninsula.
Behind this venture are its visionary owners: Juan Manuel Cavoret, chef and co-owner, bringing over two decades of culinary expertise from Spain; Anahí Dimo, host and graphic designer, who ensures warmth and care in every detail; and Fernando Raffo, owner of the Estación Villa Anita complex, whose commitment to historical preservation gives Txoko a unique and unforgettable atmosphere.
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Villa Allende, Córdoba
