Handmade Toledo Damascene Art Declared a Cultural Heritage Asset (BIC)

Raquel, the founder of Togashi, was featured on Spain’s national television channel TVE La 1 News, speaking about this important milestone for damascene art.

Handmade Toledo damascene art is one of Spain’s most iconic traditional crafts. Recently, this centuries-old technique has been officially declared a Cultural Heritage Asset (BIC – Bien de Interés Cultural), a recognition that protects and celebrates an art form passed down through generations.

This designation highlights the historical, artistic, and cultural importance of Toledo damascene, reinforcing its status as a symbol of Spain’s artisanal heritage.

No two pieces are ever the same every creation is unique, reflecting the craftsmanship and personal touch of the artisan.

Damascene Art Recognized as a Cultural Heritage Asset (BIC)

The declaration of damascene art as a BIC is a major step in preserving this traditional craft. It ensures legal protection, promotes its cultural value, and supports the continuation of a technique deeply rooted in Toledo’s history.

This recognition also honors the artisans who keep this heritage alive, emphasizing the value of authentic handmade work in a world increasingly dominated by mass production.

Handmade Damascene at Togashi

At Togashi, we are committed to authentic craftsmanship and meaningful design. That is why we work with genuine handmade damascene art, respecting traditional techniques and collaborating with specialized workshops that preserve this centuries-old tradition.

Each damascene piece in our collection represents time, precision, and passion combining heritage and elegance in jewelry designed to last.

Choosing Handmade Damascene Means Choosing Tradition

Choosing handmade Toledo damascene jewelry is more than an aesthetic decision it is a way to support cultural heritage, skilled artisans, and timeless craftsmanship.

Damascene art is not a trend. It is history, culture, and legacy.

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