Tricot Collection
"Tricot: A Timeless Art of Knitting" Step into the world of tricot, a captivating art form that has woven its way through history
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"Tricot: A Timeless Art of Knitting" Step into the world of tricot, a captivating art form that has woven its way through history. From the vibrant posters adorning Parisian streets to the velodrome d'Hiver where Samuel Cody showcased his daring feats, it has left an indelible mark on culture. In J Roussel's advert, we catch a glimpse of elegance and sophistication as a woman proudly dons her knitted ensemble. The oil paintings from 1869 and 1860 transport us back in time, capturing intimate moments of knitting lessons shared among generations. Unveiling treasures from the past, we discover Miser Bags and Purses crafted with meticulous care in France during different eras. Their intricate designs speak volumes about the skill and creativity embedded within each stitch. Le tricot de grand mere lithograph brings forth nostalgia as it portrays a colorful scene filled with warmth and love. Meanwhile, "Girl Reading" captures a peaceful moment where knitting becomes intertwined with literature, creating an atmosphere of tranquility. Schiaparelli's knitted outfit from 1930 showcases how fashion embraced tricot's versatility to create avant-garde designs that pushed boundaries. In times of war, tricot became more than just an art; it symbolized resilience and unity as depicted in patriotic postcards honoring women during World War I. Pierre Auguste Renoir immortalizes childhood innocence in "The Afternoon of the Children in Wargemont, " where children engage in playful activities while wearing their cherished knitted garments. Even corsets found their place within this realm as Debenham & Freebody advertised their products alongside delicate knitted accessories - proving that even undergarments could be adorned with beauty created by skilled hands. Truly, tricot is not merely about threads interlacing but rather an expression of human ingenuity passed down through generations.