LA HACERÍA Safeguarding the Heritage of Spanish High Craftsmanship

I was selected to be part of the foundational archive of La Hacería, a curatorial project and digital platform launched by the renowned designer Moisés Nieto. Awarded the Madrid Capital de Moda prize, this initiative was born with a clear objective: to identify and connect the female artisans who guard traditional techniques with the contemporary fashion industry.

High Craftsmanship is not just about creating exceptional pieces; it is about preserving a legacy. Being part of this select group of Spanish creators is a recognition of the dedication and rigor of my atelier. La Hacería, backed by leading institutions such as Fundesarte, ACME, and the Madrid City Council, acts as a living map of female talent, fostering co-design and ensuring that ancestral trades find their place in 21st-century luxury design.

Beyond being a specialized directory, I understand this project as a manifesto. It is the demonstration that technology and tradition can unite to bring visibility to the true "guardians of know-how." Sharing this space validates my commitment to ethical production, material memory, and the collaborative evolution of Spanish fashion.

I am thrilled to be part of such a beautiful and necessary project. I want to thank Moisés Nieto and his entire team for including my atelier and for the work they do to bring visibility to our trades. It is an immense source of pride to share this space with over a hundred fellow female artisans from all over Spain. Seeing so much female talent gathered together is the best proof that craftsmanship is more alive than ever.