XXXIV

Camariñas, un mar de piques

The Lace Festival of Camariñas

The Mostra do Encaixe de Camariñas is the world’s largest event dedicated to lace, with over 33 years of tradition. A unique gathering where lacemakers, craftsmanship, and one of Spain’s most prestigious fashion runways come together to showcase the collections of the nation’s top designers.

The Camariñas Lace Festival
The Camariñas Lace Festival

XXXIV

Mostra do Encaixe

The Mostra. Do you know about it?

After 34 years of existence, the Lace Festival of Camariñas is in one of its best moments. Camariñas bobbin lace is renowned in the world of fashion and lace making thanks to the Mostra’s catwalk and the local Bobbin Lace School with nearly 100 pupils learning this fine art and predicting a very promising future for the town’s sign of identity.

Director of the fashion catwalk of the XXXIV Mostra do Encaixe

Damián Álvarez

The international model Damián Álvarez is in charge of organizing and directing the catwalk of the XXXIV Mostra do Encaixe de Camariñas. Undoubtedly one of the most important events in the world of fashion at a national level that is celebrated throughout the Mostra do Encaixe de Camariñas at Easter

O modelo internacional e imaxe do cartel Damián Álvarez desfilou na inauguración da XXX Mostra do Encaixe

XXXIV

Mostra do encaixe

Camariñas

Camariñas is the world´s lace capital thanks to the enormous effort undertaken during centuries by the local lacemakers. The village is located in the middle of the Costa da Morte where this craft is widely practised. The female lacemaker has been the typical figure of Camariñas and in the Mostra do Encaixe they have a worldwide showcase where their art is recognized and their handiwork is marketed.

Spectacular Nature

Welcoming People

Centre of the Costa da Morte

Palilleiras na primeira Mostra do Encaixe de Camariñas

THE HISTORY OF THE MOSTRA

When tradition becomes art

Lacemaking in Camariñas has a very long tradition. Since the Mostra do Encaixe was first organized 34 years ago, the value of this art has exponentially grown. Nowadays, we are able to see the work of the lacemakers featured in the collections of great designers like Modesto Lomba, Charo Carrillo and Ana Cabranes.

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