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Eva Escamilla

  • ENSEDARTE
  • Textile printer
  • Valencia, Spain
  • Master Artisan
Eva Escamilla Textile printer
Contact
Spanish, Catalan, English, French
Hours:
By appointment only
Phone:
+34 616999912
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Colours of the Mediterranean

  • • Eva learned textile techniques in Japan
  • • She paints on silk and makes felt from carded wool and silk
  • • Her shop is inside the magnificent Estación del Norte

Eva Escamilla’s professional path has always been focused on textiles, first as a designer, and since 2006 as an artisan with her own workshop. A native of Valencia, a town where the tradition of silk is important, this material together with felt became her material of choice to create her colourful and pattern filled fabrics. Eva masters different techniques such as manual painting and printing, batik, felting, shibori and dyeing, and expresses herself through the shades of nature. It is an organic process for her as she doesn’t feel she chose the craft, but the other way around through a spiritual connection between her soul and hands. She deeply values the relationship with her clients, and for her something is “well made” when she sees their happy face after a purchase.

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Works

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Almendros

This delicate blue hued shawl, hand painted on 100 percent pure silk crêpe de chine, represents the Mediterranean and almond tree blossom. The design is based on that seen on a ceramic mosaic in Valencia’s north train station.

Height 160 cm
Width 45 cm

Photo: ©Carmen Romo
Espolin 1

This elegant turquoise shawl, hand painted on 100 percent pure silk crêpe de chine, is adorned with motifs inspired by those found on Valencian traditional dresses, protected by UNESCO and used during the Fallas Festival in March. This model is taken from the design from the Fallera mayor's 2020 dress and the Espolin dress.

Height 180 cm
Width 45 cm

Photo: ©Carmen Romo
Espolin2

This elegant turquoise shawl, hand painted on 100 percent pure silk crêpe de chine, is adorned with motifs inspired by those found on Valencian traditional dresses, protected by UNESCO and used during the Fallas Festival in March. Eva Escamilla contrasts brightly coloured blossoming flowers against a deep purple background.

Height 180 cm
Width 45 cm

Photo: ©Carmen Romo
Requena

This elegant shawl, hand painted on 100 percent silk twill, is decorated with imagery of grapes, leaves, vines and other elements that represent the traditional wine industry, established in the Valencian region of Requena.

Height 180 cm
Width 45 cm

Photo: ©Carmen Romo
Alasparavolar

Hand-painted on 100 % pure silk Habotai, this beautiful green shawl, represents a pair of wings full of feathers, specially designed for women who wants to fly, and find the courage to change their lives. Inspired by the ceramics from the mosaic room in Valencia’s North train station.

Height 180 cm
Width 45 cm

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