60 anniversary exhibition
We invite you to our new exhibition, a celebration of our history and a heartfelt tribute to our craftsmen and their valuable work. Without them, Expormim would not be what it is today.
It is a brief tour in which we go back to the origins of the company in 1960. From our craftwork past, which we show through a sample of rudimentary tools and old pictures, down to the present day represented with modern molds and prototypes and illustrated by the images of the photographer and founder of Openhouse magazine, Mari Luz Vidal. An exhibition that shows, once again, our unconditional respect for tradition, our deep admiration for the profession and our honest wish to improve.
Welcome!
We invite you to our new exhibition, a celebration of our history and a heartfelt tribute to our craftsmen and their valuable work. Without them, Expormim would not be what it is today.
It is a brief tour in which we go back to the origins of the company in 1960. From our craftwork past, which we show through a sample of rudimentary tools and old pictures, down to the present day represented with modern molds and prototypes and illustrated by the images of the photographer and founder of Openhouse magazine, Mari Luz Vidal. An exhibition that shows, once again, our unconditional respect for tradition, our deep admiration for the profession and our honest wish to improve.
Welcome!
We invite you to our new exhibition, a celebration of our history and a heartfelt tribute to our craftsmen and their valuable work. Without them, Expormim would not be what it is today.
It is a brief tour in which we go back to the origins of the company in 1960. From our craftwork past, which we show through a sample of rudimentary tools and old pictures, down to the present day represented with modern molds and prototypes and illustrated by the images of the photographer and founder of Openhouse magazine, Mari Luz Vidal. An exhibition that shows, once again, our unconditional respect for tradition, our deep admiration for the profession and our honest wish to improve.
Welcome!
60 anniversary exhibition
We invite you to our new exhibition, a celebration of our history and a heartfelt tribute to our craftsmen and their valuable work. Without them, Expormim would not be what it is today.
It is a brief tour in which we go back to the origins of the company in 1960. From our craftwork past, which we show through a sample of rudimentary tools and old pictures, down to the present day represented with modern molds and prototypes and illustrated by the images of the photographer and founder of Openhouse magazine, Mari Luz Vidal. An exhibition that shows, once again, our unconditional respect for tradition, our deep admiration for the profession and our honest wish to improve.
Welcome!
We invite you to our new exhibition, a celebration of our history and a heartfelt tribute to our craftsmen and their valuable work. Without them, Expormim would not be what it is today.
It is a brief tour in which we go back to the origins of the company in 1960. From our craftwork past, which we show through a sample of rudimentary tools and old pictures, down to the present day represented with modern molds and prototypes and illustrated by the images of the photographer and founder of Openhouse magazine, Mari Luz Vidal. An exhibition that shows, once again, our unconditional respect for tradition, our deep admiration for the profession and our honest wish to improve.
Welcome!
We invite you to our new exhibition, a celebration of our history and a heartfelt tribute to our craftsmen and their valuable work. Without them, Expormim would not be what it is today.
It is a brief tour in which we go back to the origins of the company in 1960. From our craftwork past, which we show through a sample of rudimentary tools and old pictures, down to the present day represented with modern molds and prototypes and illustrated by the images of the photographer and founder of Openhouse magazine, Mari Luz Vidal. An exhibition that shows, once again, our unconditional respect for tradition, our deep admiration for the profession and our honest wish to improve.
Welcome!