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O bordado Madeira

Authors: Gomes, Márcia Cristina Sousa;

O bordado Madeira

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ABSTRACT: The present research arises from the need to preserve the artisanal technique of Madeira Embroidery, a technique that is part of the history of Madeira Island since its colonization and was one of its main industries for several decades. Currently, the production of Madeira Embroidery is facing a crisis, with several factories closing their doors and the number of embroiderers decreasing. Craftsmanship is representative of the identity, wisdom, history and culture of a particular nation, thus becoming a key element for studying and understanding the way of life and evolution of a particular community. Considering its importance in society, the use of crafts for various social purposes and interdisciplinary projects is becoming more frequent. In this way the preservation of Madeira Embroidery is relevant. Developed in several phases, this research project begins with information about the Madeira Embroidery (its history, characteristics and industry). Subsequently, through an active investigation, the Madeira Embroidery is studied in greater depth from an internal perspective, in direct contact with several people in the industry and learning personally the various phases of its production. With the aim of promoting and preserving the Madeira Embroidery, the investigative process results in the development of a capsule of five women’s embroidered shirts, each embroidery design representing an existing situation of the industry.

A presente investigação surge da necessidade de preservar a técnica artesanal do Bordado Madeira, técnica esta que acompanha a história da Ilha da Madeira desde a sua povoação e que foi durante várias décadas uma das suas principais indústrias. Atualmente, a produção do Bordado Madeira depara-se com uma situação de crise, com várias fábricas a fechar as portas e com o número de bordadeiras a diminuir. O artesanato é representante da identidade, da sabedoria, da história e da cultura de um determinado povo, tornando-se assim um elemento fulcral para estudar e compreender a forma de viver e a evolução de determinada população. Considerando a sua importância na sociedade, é cada vez mais frequente a utilização do artesanato para diversos fins sociais e projetos interdisciplinares. Deste modo é relevante a preservação do Bordado Madeira. Composto por várias fases, este projeto investigativo inicia-se com uma síntese de informações sobre o Bordado Madeira (história, característica e indústria). Posteriormente, através de uma investigação ativa, aprofunda-se o tema em estudo de uma perspetiva interna, estando em contacto com várias pessoas da indústria e aprendendo pessoalmente as várias fases do processo de produção. Com o intuito de promover e preservar o Bordado Madeira, o processo investigativo resulta no desenvolvimento de uma cápsula de cinco camisas de mulher, cujos bordados representam a situação atual da indústria.

Dissertação de Mestrado em Design, com a especialização em Design de Moda apresentada na Faculdade de Arquitetura da Universidade de Lisboa para obtenção do grau de Mestre.

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Fashion industry, Madeira embroidery, Técnicas artesanais, Artesão, Preservação, Craftsman, Indústria da moda, Craft techniques, Bordado Madeira, Preservation

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