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Toh by Joel Escalona
Toh by Joel Escalona
Mexico City, Mexico
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Toh by Joel Escalona
Mexico City, Mexico
Toh — Visión y Tradición
Toh is a project designed together with artisans from Xcanchakán (Merida) as part of Visión y Tradición, an initiative from Design Week Mexico.
Visión y Tradición is a Design Week Mexico initiative that aims to generate a link between the work of designers and artisans in Mexico. This year, together with Taller Maya, a diverse group of designers from Mexico and Cuba worked with communities throughout the state of Yucatán to generate a catalog of products that, taking into account the skills of the artisan and the market, generates sustainable income for these communities.
During a 4-day stay, and understanding the processes, materials and context, we developed Toh, a set of decorative birds made of henequen fiber, a typical resource of the area, for Xcanchakán expand their product possibilities and market them with Taller Maya’s support.
Toh is a project designed together with artisans from Xcanchakán (Merida) as part of Visión y Tradición, an initiative from Design Week Mexico.
Visión y Tradición is a Design Week Mexico initiative that aims to generate a link between the work of designers and artisans in Mexico. This year, together with Taller Maya, a diverse group of designers from Mexico and Cuba worked with communities throughout the state of Yucatán to generate a catalog of products that, taking into account the skills of the artisan and the market, generates sustainable income for these communities.
During a 4-day stay, and understanding the processes, materials and context, we developed Toh, a set of decorative birds made of henequen fiber, a typical resource of the area, for Xcanchakán expand their product possibilities and market them with Taller Maya’s support.
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