In Duccio Mazzanti’s workshop, feathers run the show. Colourful plumes of every size and shape imaginable adorn the walls, decorate mannequins, overflow from boxes and closets, even litter the floor. This space, dubbed the “laboratory,” is where feathers are transformed into just about anything.
“Feathers can be placed anywhere,” Mazzanti says. “They can become shoes, bags, hats, belts, shawls, gloves, cuffs, necklaces, earrings, jewels. They can become anything you want.” A third-generation feather maker, Mazzanti has spent decades learning how to master this material and turn it into unique wearable creations. He’s worked with world-class artists and performers, as well as some of the hottest designers in the fashion industry.
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