Month: July 2019 | ECODNA.ART – Sustainability and Art Blog

The forgotten craftsmanship in Morocco

Tribute to Artisans of Morocco preserving traditions of the country. Morocco is a wildly diverse land, a confluence of cultures, and home to myriad ancient craft traditions still thriving today,…

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Camille Walala brilliant patterns

I love stripes + I love patterns so if we need a bright colored deco project in business or town, Camille Walala is the Artist to call. French Artist based…

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Do we feel intimate with evil?

Why this impassion when we hear of evil things? Human brutality and atrocities make you wonder. Are we really feeling intimate with the evil? We are tough with society norms…

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STOP Animal Cruelty

Are we still God’s creations by torturing animals willingly? We sometimes wonder if evil indeed lives on earth. Wars, persecutions, killings, tortures, abuse for human and animals. Is really Heaven…

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Kostilata Springs Velvet Water

Fairy Tale Spring Water Kostilata Velvet Water is bottled at the spring at 1.450m altitude in a high production. Kostilata’s Springs are located in the imposing Athamanian Mountains, the wildest…

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10 tips to nail Elegance in Boho Decor

Urban white Boho decor for a chic house. It was a time of unemployment when decided to give all my things away and moving to an even smaller flat. Finally…

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July 2019

The forgotten craftsmanship in Morocco

Camille Walala brilliant patterns

Do we feel intimate with evil?

STOP Animal Cruelty

Kostilata Springs Velvet Water

10 tips to nail Elegance in Boho Decor

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Superyacht Triumph in Antigua

Watergen Water from air

Electrification: New Regulations Disrupting the Superyacht Industry?

The Monaco of the Turkish coast Yalikavak Marina