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Marc-André Selosse presents the Tannins’ Chronicles

Marc-André Selosse presents the Tannins’ Chronicles

by Andres Farias | Oct 24, 2022 | The tannin's chronicles

The Tannins.org project is enriched by a prestigious collaboration involving Marc-André Selosse, one of the leading specialists on tannins. A well-known biologist and mycologist, he collaborates with famous universities in France, Poland, Brazil and China. He teaches...
Pelletteria Coryum: a journey back in time

Pelletteria Coryum: a journey back in time

by Andres Farias | Dec 2, 2020 | Brands, Sustainable fashion, Vegetable Tanned Leather Shoes

The Pelletteria Coryum is located in the historic center of Cerveteri, a town close to Rome in the Lazio region famous for its UNESCO World Heritage Necropolis. An evocative place, dating back to Etruscan-Roman times, which perfectly reflects the spirit of the brand,...

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