Otoño en la Llanura

There is a word that has stayed with me since the very beginning. It serves as the guiding principle for many of the decisions I wish to convey as a designer: transcendence.

While putting together the moodboard for the collection, I came across a literary work in my books, "Ifigenia" , written in 1924 by Teresa de la Parra. She was not only a writer but a woman who transcended the norms of her time, shattering stereotypes by championing ideas that were then reserved solely for men.

Collection: trānscendō

Derived from the Latin *transcendens*, transcendence signifies the nature of the transcendent—that is, what lies beyond the perceptible and the limits of the intelligible.


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