VIDEO: nanimarquina Kala Project
Through the Kala Project, started four years ago, nanimarquina is funding the Amita Vidyalaya school in Bhadohi where this month nearly 400 students started a new academic year! For every item of the Kala Collection sold, nanimarquina donates 150 euros to the Indian school. Kala was born out of a dream pursued by Nani Marquina since the beginning of her collaboration with the Care & Fair association. Aware of the importance of initiatives that contribute to development and progress in India — nanimarquina’s leading producing country — the designer always dreamed of being able to develop a joint project that would bring together India and her design.
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