DIAMA Tissage

DIAMA Tissage
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DIAMA is a textile brand of home linens engaged in fair development, respectful of the environment. Most of DIAMA products are made of organic hand-spun rain-cotton, dyed with plant extracts.The collection is entirely handwoven in RABALMA workshop, located in the suburbs of Dakar in Senegal, and organised by a group of weavers and dyers crafts people who obtained ECOCERT GOTS certification. RABALMA is linked by a support and sponsorship agreement, to an association of women spinners in the cotton-growing region. Traceability is guaranteed from fiber to finished product. Priority is given to local organic cotton and traditional know-how by creating beautiful products with contemporary design.

The exhibition, to be held at the prestigious H. Skjalm, in central Copenhagen, will showcase a range of finished ‘Home Decoration’ products, hand-woven from organic hand-spun rain cotton, dyed with plant extracts: plaids, cushions, tablecloths, curtains and kimonos. The fabric collection will also be available in lengths for interior designers. The very natural quality of the fabrics is also a highly original proposition, well suited to care and wellness areas.

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