Living heritage
Jewellery, watchmaking and other crafts: objects, techniques and relationships that span generations.
Explore the heritageThe reference homepage, open editorial and documentary opening explore three ways to bring photography, text and navigation together.
Reference homepage
The composition from the Institute’s design board: a panoramic opening, three features and a botanical closing panel.
Open the full homepageLayout option · Open editorial
A more open homepage
A photograph opens the journey, three columns flow without enclosing boxes, and a story continues between image and text. The Institute’s existing colours and typefaces remain, with a lighter composition inspired by the visual reference.
Heritage and community
Totonacapan: a territory of living culture
Knowledge, crafts and memories connecting generations and territories.
Discover the InstituteKnowledge and transmission
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Documenting knowledge with its context, provenance and recognition of those who sustain it.
Discover the researchCommunity
People, families and communities of practice: relationships that sustain cultural continuity.
Community and cooperationA history of crafts
La Bola de Oro
The Papantla workshop brings together jewellery, silverwork, watchmaking and repair. Its memory opens a conversation about the master’s judgement, learning and the continuity of capabilities.
Explore its history
Culture, knowledge and community
Contact the Institute- Existing colours and typefaces
- Photography leads the page
- Open columns and fine rules
- Responsive composition
Layout 02 · Memory and archive
Documentary opening
Heritage and community
Totonacapan: a territory of living culture
An opening that presents the mission alongside a historical photograph. The visual archive becomes the starting point for discovering the Institute’s crafts, people and memories.
Explore the archive →Memory of a house of crafts
Perspective Beyond / An entrance to the thought Atlas
Ideas in conversation with this page
Homepages and layouts
Open the map and explore its connections
The Atlas connects pages, ideas, experiences and sources. This map starts from the current reading and opens a path through its conceptual neighbours.
Select an idea to read what it contributes and how it connects. Lines also connect the readings with each other.
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Copy the entry and give it to your assistant. Ask for an explanation, a comparison or an application to your own question.