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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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Entre Ríos, Argentina
Miguel Ceol
Cutlery
He was born on January 27th 1958 in Gualeguay, Entre Ríos.
He first learned his trade crafting objects he used in his daily work on the farm. He made halters, reins, nosebands, whips, lassoes, hobbles, and riding crops at home.
In 1980 he married Estela Leiva and moved to Nogoyá, also in Entre Ríos. He used the book, Trenzas Gauchas (Gaucho Braiding), to start doing more and more elaborate and sophisticated pieces.
In 1990 he started marketing his products. During the day he carried out his tasks on the farm, and spent nights working on the leather pieces he had been commissioned.
In 1995 he was awarded the first prize in the Sociedad Rural Argentina, in 1996 he received the Rueca de Plata award in the Colón Fair and in 1998 he was also awarded a prize at the Fair in the province of Córdoba.
The raw colt leather he uses for his pieces comes from animals found dead in the area and which he himself cures.
His workshop is at home, where he raised his four children, and his wife helps him and also weaves horse hair pieces.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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Entre Ríos, Argentina
Miguel Ceol
Cutlery
He was born on January 27th 1958 in Gualeguay, Entre Ríos.
He first learned his trade crafting objects he used in his daily work on the farm. He made halters, reins, nosebands, whips, lassoes, hobbles, and riding crops at home.
In 1980 he married Estela Leiva and moved to Nogoyá, also in Entre Ríos. He used the book, Trenzas Gauchas (Gaucho Braiding), to start doing more and more elaborate and sophisticated pieces.
In 1990 he started marketing his products. During the day he carried out his tasks on the farm, and spent nights working on the leather pieces he had been commissioned.
In 1995 he was awarded the first prize in the Sociedad Rural Argentina, in 1996 he received the Rueca de Plata award in the Colón Fair and in 1998 he was also awarded a prize at the Fair in the province of Córdoba.
The raw colt leather he uses for his pieces comes from animals found dead in the area and which he himself cures.
His workshop is at home, where he raised his four children, and his wife helps him and also weaves horse hair pieces.
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Entre Ríos, Argentina
Miguel Ceol
Cutlery
He was born on January 27th 1958 in Gualeguay, Entre Ríos.
He first learned his trade crafting objects he used in his daily work on the farm. He made halters, reins, nosebands, whips, lassoes, hobbles, and riding crops at home.
In 1980 he married Estela Leiva and moved to Nogoyá, also in Entre Ríos. He used the book, Trenzas Gauchas (Gaucho Braiding), to start doing more and more elaborate and sophisticated pieces.
In 1990 he started marketing his products. During the day he carried out his tasks on the farm, and spent nights working on the leather pieces he had been commissioned.
In 1995 he was awarded the first prize in the Sociedad Rural Argentina, in 1996 he received the Rueca de Plata award in the Colón Fair and in 1998 he was also awarded a prize at the Fair in the province of Córdoba.
The raw colt leather he uses for his pieces comes from animals found dead in the area and which he himself cures.
His workshop is at home, where he raised his four children, and his wife helps him and also weaves horse hair pieces.
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Entre Ríos, Argentina
Miguel Ceol
Cutlery
He was born on January 27th 1958 in Gualeguay, Entre Ríos.
He first learned his trade crafting objects he used in his daily work on the farm. He made halters, reins, nosebands, whips, lassoes, hobbles, and riding crops at home.
In 1980 he married Estela Leiva and moved to Nogoyá, also in Entre Ríos. He used the book, Trenzas Gauchas (Gaucho Braiding), to start doing more and more elaborate and sophisticated pieces.
In 1990 he started marketing his products. During the day he carried out his tasks on the farm, and spent nights working on the leather pieces he had been commissioned.
In 1995 he was awarded the first prize in the Sociedad Rural Argentina, in 1996 he received the Rueca de Plata award in the Colón Fair and in 1998 he was also awarded a prize at the Fair in the province of Córdoba.
The raw colt leather he uses for his pieces comes from animals found dead in the area and which he himself cures.
His workshop is at home, where he raised his four children, and his wife helps him and also weaves horse hair pieces.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gabriel Condurso
Silversmithing
He was born in October 1968 in Martínez, Buenos Aires.
Son of a renowned silversmith, he found a place in his father’s workshop, first as an apprentice, and today still collaborating with him. He learned chiseling
from his sister Marcela and then went on to forge his own pieces.
His works have been sold to private collections all over the world, including England, USA, Spain and China. Today he is in charge of the workshop he inherited from his father in Martínez, a suburb of the city of Buenos Aires.
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