TOUS DONA JEWOR WORKSHOP TO THE MANOLO BLAHNIK ART SCHOOL OF LA PALMA

TOUS DONA JEWOR WORKSHOP TO THE MANOLO BLAHNIK ART SCHOOL OF LA PALMA

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Creado en Jueves, 20 Enero 2022

Escrito por El Time

Tous, the Spanish brand of jewelry and accessories leading in the affordable luxury segment, has made a donation of jewelry workshop to the Manolo Blahnik School of La Palma, to support the center in the recovery after the eruption of the summit volcano Old woman.

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Among the donated material stand out lamps, digital scales, polishing tables and torch, among others.The school will use the material within the framework of its regular academic activities or will yield it to students who need equipment in their homes or to start business.

Tous's objective with this donation is to facilitate the activity of the center despite the difficulties caused by volcanic emergency, apart from strengthening its commitment to the future of the jeweler sector and with the schools with which it collaborates worldwide, in its training programTous School of Jewelry and Artisan Crafts.

Tous School of Jewelry and Artisan Crafts (Etjoa)

The Manolo Blahnik School of La Palma was the first school that incorporated the training of the Tous School in its training program in May 2018, with the aim of not only impacting the theoretical framework of the students, but also to improve their linkWith the labor market by promoting practices in a renowned professional environment, which expands subsequent hiring options.

The initiative was born in 2018 from the will of the brand to promote the preservation of an ancient trade.From the hand of mentors with a long career in the company, young students learn the value and restoration techniques and the importance of giving a second life to the jewels, thus transmitting them that jewelry is a trade in which sustainability isin the heart of everything.

Due to the health emergency situation, the Tous School of Jewelry and Artisan Crafts carried out its latest edition in totally digitized format, as was also implemented at the Manolo Blahnik School of Art in La Palma.From Tous, it is expected to be able to return to face -to -face as soon as possible, as long as the health circumstances allow it.Meanwhile, the formation will be offered in virtual format.

Tous's bet for the Canary Islands dates back to almost 20 years ago.In 2001 the company opened its first store and currently has 9 establishments.In addition, since 2019 the Canary Islands have e-commerce service.