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Balearic Islands: 2-3 working days / €8.90 1 kg. For higher weights, the system on the website calculates the price / weight of the products.
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Europe, table of costs according to weights
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RETURNS : Real Fábrica will happily refund goods received back to us within 30 days of order date. all items must be returned unworn and unwashed and customers are responsible for the return shipping charges to our office in Madrid + info
The recommended maintenance for this blanket to last a lifetime is to brush it with a stiff bristle brush in the direction of the pile. It is recommended never to wash it with water; dry clean only.
Mohair is a fiber renowned for its softness and lightness, as well as its shine and durability. These characteristics make mohair blankets perfect for any season, as they are warm yet breathable. The use of traditional handlooms ensures unique and detailed finishes on each blanket.
Ezcaray's mohair blankets reflect a rich artisanal tradition that has evolved over nearly a century. Although some technological advances have been incorporated, the process remains largely manual, ensuring the authenticity and quality of each piece.
To ensure your blanket lasts a long time, we recommend brushing it with a stiff-bristled brush in the direction of the weave. Do not wash, bleach, tumble dry, or iron it. It's best to dry clean it.
This oven set is ideal for avoiding burns and adding a nice touch to your decor. Handmade with high-quality Spanish fabric, this set is a must-have for any kitchen lover! Something so functional can also be beautiful and decorative. Ideal for decorating your kitchen. Pair it with one of our aprons!
It is recommended not to wash or iron.
1 cm fringes of the fabric itself, frayed by hand.
Measurements: 57cm x 36cm approx.
Composition: Ext. 80% cotton 20% polyester
1 cm fringes of the fabric itself, frayed by hand.
Measurements: 57cm x 36cm approx.
Composition: Ext. 80% cotton 20% polyester
1 cm fringes of the fabric itself, frayed by hand.
Measurements: 57cm x 36cm approx.
Composition: Ext. 80% cotton 20% polyester
1 cm fringes of the fabric itself, frayed by hand.
Measurements: 57cm x 36cm approx.
Composition: Ext. 80% cotton 20% polyester
Bring out your inner chef with this vibrant burgundy apron! Not only is it a beautiful color, but it'll also get you in the mood to cook and is a great gift idea for cooking lovers. Make cooking more fun with this must-have apron!
Bring out your inner chef with this vibrant burgundy apron! Not only is it a beautiful color, but it'll also get you in the mood to cook and is a great gift idea for cooking lovers. Make cooking more fun with this must-have apron!
These multipurpose baskets will help you keep everything in order at home.
Handcrafted in Spain using traditional methods using birdseye weave. This soft and pleasant-feeling fabric is perfect for making tablecloths, cushions, baskets, and much more.
Dimensions:
Large Ø 22cm x 24cm
Medium Ø 16cm x 16cm
Small Ø 13cm x 15cm
Composition: Exterior 80% cotton 20% polyester. Interior 100% cotton.
Claudio Naranjo has become a world leader in humanistic psychology. He is considered a pioneer in his work as an integrator of psychotherapy and spiritual traditions.
With this book, Naranjo sought to answer the following question: "What would you say it is that you teach that excites your followers and makes them feel supported on their journey?" The answer is found in this excellent collection of fundamental teachings on the transformation of consciousness and the healing of our society.
Ingredients: extra virgin olive oil
Nutritional information per 100 ml:
* Keep stored in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
This pack is perfect for those who love to enjoy a leisurely and beautiful breakfast.
*The measurements and shape of the basket may vary as these are handmade products.
The floral decoration you see in the photo is not included. If you want to add any additional products to an already created pack , purchase them separately and we'll add them to the pack. Or, if you prefer, Create your own pack , select the items you want and add one of the box or basket models we have available in the "Create Your Own Pack" section.
The base of this molded candlestick is yellow clay, which has the unique characteristic of turning red when fired. Once it has reached the appropriate hardness, it is removed from the kiln, glazed, and fired again. The result is a shiny, crackled finish with some imperfections typical of the artisan process.
They are made on the wheel by José Antonio, a potter from a small town in Huelva who has been perfecting his craft for 35 years, no less than since he was 12.
A garden is the perfect place to discover the cycle of life and understand the need to care for the environment by getting your hands dirty and having fun in the process.
This book presents gardening activities throughout the four seasons. It includes a circular calendar with seasonal fruits and vegetables so you know the best options for your next trip to the market or local store.
You can now have one of our ceramic gems from Úbeda in your home, where the same artisanal methods have been maintained for generations.
This piece of pottery preserves the tradition of a centuries-old craft.
Measurements: 11.5 x 9 cm
Author: María Morenés
Number of pages: 144
Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: EL VISO
Language: SPANISH
ISBN: 9788412443912
Dimensions: 32 x 24.1 cm
Size: One size
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Size: One size
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When you open this book, the place where you are standing will be flooded with the light of the vineyards and the scent of the wineries; you will hear the breathing of the wheat, the warmth of the wine will tremble in your throat, and you will taste, by a true touch on your own face, the lineage of the winds that nourish the soleras and the vine-growers. This book, dear reader, will reveal to you the marvelous secret of the vine and wine. A secret that begins with a transparent proposition: "Give me silence, time, and hope, and I will give you the fruit of my womb and my blood." And I will say no more.
Never has the world experienced so much progress, never has there been so much hope for life, solidarity, and tenderness. If we're surprised by the neglect affecting a portion of the population, we attribute it to the unmanageable size of the planet. But even the most comfortable existences are deteriorating amidst signs of growing individualism. This book questions how much of all this responds to the inertia of the times and how much satisfies a business design unrelated to the collective interest.
Recently, news stories have surfaced in the press, such as the censorship of an Egon Schiele exhibition poster, and debates have swirled around a Balthus painting or Nabokov's Lolita. Are we being swept by a wave of neo-puritanism? Is the triumph of political correctness taking hold? Are we witnessing a moral paradigm shift, the triumph of censorship and self-censorship? Or is what's taking place a disqualification and even criminalization of protest? This book explores the real threats to freedom of expression, which come not from minorities, feminists, or the offended, but from political and legislative power. Because disparagingly targeting the offended only criminalizes their right—our right as a society—to protest.
Associated with laziness and idleness, the siesta contravenes one of the fundamental principles of the modern world: the productive drive. In recent years, however, this habit has transformed into a central tool of productivity, a healthy routine, an imperative for well-being, and even a cool, marketable, and consumable practice. In contrast to this capitalization of sleep, this book, halfway between essay and memoir, defends the siesta as an art of interruption. An excessive event capable of slowing and transforming the uncontrolled pace of the present.
Tourism has changed the face of many cities. It may have been an economic engine, but it has generated unintended effects and is clearly unsustainable today. This book explores the contradiction between the luxury that high-end hotels sell to their guests and the social, economic, and labor reality of those who work there.
The result, a cross between anthropological fieldwork, chronicle, and essay, shows the most uncomfortable side of tourism and reflects on rest in a post-capitalist future.
Despite the advances of feminism, patriarchy remains prevalent. Thanks to its adaptability, its mandates continue to limit the freedom of women, and also of men. Drawing on philosophy and social psychology, the authors develop, in a playful and ironic tone and in the form of an "obedient" (a form of obedience), a tool that allows us to recognize the workings of patriarchy and devise a set of disobedience strategies to dismantle its precepts.
In 1975, Ernest Callenbach published Ecotopia , a manifesto on the wisdom of the Earth and the need to reconnect with it, imbued with hippie utopianism and Californian counterculture. This book updates and expands on these ideas. Is there still time to rethink our relationship with the planet? Can we still reestablish our ties with nature? Here is a proposal to expand ecology to ecosophy, to listen to the pulse of Gaia and live in harmony with nature, thus achieving ecotopia. These pages propose a spiritual and emotional path of reconnection with the Earth and include a Decalogue of Ecotopia and a list of practical actions for ecotopians.
With a design carefully curated down to the smallest detail, Mañanitas is a cookbook in which gourmet Claudia Polo and illustrator Blasina Rocher combine their two passions: food and art, like no other. @soulinthekitchen, founder of this successful social media project, and @blasinarocher, a magnificent illustrator and painter, offer us a book-object that offers recipes and rituals that bring us closer to the evocative world of the morning, to how we wake up and start the day, encouraging us to enjoy what we eat and consider how we do it. Packed with recipes suitable for any cook, this book inspires us beyond the kitchen.
A beautiful book to enjoy at Christmas, in which Gloria Fuertes tells us in verse about the Nativity scene and teaches us the most charming and original Christmas carols to sing with the whole family.
Over the years, the owner fills his house with memories, a silent witness to his life. And he is also the faithful image of it. Like couples who have always lived together. Thus, when its occupant disappears forever, the contents of the house are paralyzed by dust, waiting for its owner to return one day.
The three brothers who are the protagonists of this story return to the family home where they grew up a year after their father's death. Their intention is to sell it, but with every piece of junk they throw away, they are confronted with memories. They fear they are shedding the past, the memory of their father, but also their own. Autobiographical echoes emerge in this new work by Paco Roca, born from a need to recount a situation that has touched the Valencian author closely, just as it did with Wrinkles.
'The Voice That Doesn't Cease' is the new edition of the comic book biography of the poet Miguel Hernández, the story of a humble goatherd who wanted to be a writer, a poet who lived a short but intense life of overcoming the adversities of the literary establishment, the war, and his own misery. Coinciding with the 75th anniversary of his death, this publication includes several scenes from the writer's time in prison, as well as new images of his tragic end in 1942, which were not included in the first 2013 edition of the now-defunct EDT publication.
This work is intended as a fitting tribute and a necessary exercise in historical memory. It also seeks to rescue the poetry, kindness, and humanity of a poet portrayed by other authors such as Joan Manuel Serrat, who wrote the prologue with special care.