Tessere i fili della propria unicità | Jessica Tartaglia | TEDxUniSalerno
Jessica è andata “controcorrente” riscoprendo un’arte ancestrale la tessitura a mano e trasformandola nel suo ikigai: aprire una bottega in Irpinia dove celebra l’unicità di ciascuno permettendo alla propria essenza di fiorire. In un mondo sempre più digitalizzato e standardizzato, Jessica dimostra che seguire la propria passione, affrontare quotidiani ostacoli e restare fedeli a sé stessi è la chiave per costruire una vita autentica e felice. Jessica, tessitrice irpina, ha coltivato la sua passione per la tessitura fin da piccola, grazie alla sua zia Sandra, che l'ha introdotta a quest'arte affascinante. Dopo aver trascorso anni nel laboratorio della zia, Jessica ha visto nel telaio non solo un ricordo affettuoso, ma una vera e propria vocazione professionale. Nel 2016, dopo la scomparsa della zia, ha deciso di riaprire la bottega di famiglia in Irpinia, dando vita al proprio brand e diventando una delle voci più originali della moda tradizionale, con un tocco contemporaneo.
Nel 2018, ha aperto la sua bottega, oggi l’unica in Irpinia dedicata alla tessitura a mano, che è stata riconosciuta tra le migliori imprese del Sud Italia. La sua passione per l’arte della tessitura non si limita alla creazione di capi unici, ma si estende anche alla promozione di questa tradizione attraverso laboratori itineranti, che hanno coinvolto oltre 400 persone. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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