DIA

Dressmaking, leather goods and Latvian traditional wear. DIA is a new clothing and accessories brand from Latvia, Rīga.

It all started 5 years ago with a big passion and love to sewing. As a result of a long self-education time from sewing for myself I grew to the idea that I want to see some of my work on other people rather than only me. And here we are - on the way of a new journey of DIA's lifetime.

03/07/2018

Kas spīdeja, kas vīzēja
Bāleliņa istabā?
Brāļam spīd stikla logi,
Māsai pērļu vainadziņš. /Latvju daina/

23/06/2018

Ūdens vidū, akmens vidū
Līgo putu gabaliņš;
Tautu vidū, brāļu vidū
Līgo māsa dzeltanīte. /Latvju daina/

Lai lustīga Līgošana!

19/06/2018

Kal, kalēj, ko kaldams,
Apkal manu kumeliņu,
Man līgava saderēta
Aiz to Plieņu ezeriņu. /Latvju daina/

14/06/2018

Kam tā muiža kalniņā,
Kam tie vārti lejiņā?
Jāņam muiža kalniņā,
Laimei vārti lejiņā. /Latvju daina/

06/06/2018

Lai man mīļa, kas man mīļa,
Meža māte man, jo mīļa.
Brūnu seju, zaļiem matiem,
Tumši zaļiem acu skatiem. /V. Plūdonis/

Photo: Madara Matisone

It looks like that this apparel has come straight out of a latvian fairytale - an airy long dress, corset made of an elastic waistbands mimicking armor, a tullblouse that gives a little regal like touch in combination with a dreamlike crown decorated with glass beads and light tull leaves as well as Latvian traditional leather shoes - pastalas - that are hiding beneath the layers of rayon create a beautiful gift for Latvia’s 100th anniversary and had the honor to walk in the Baltic fashion and textile fashion show “Dažādi latviskais”.

31/05/2018

Kam tā meitiņa,
Dzelteni mati?
Tā tēva meitiņa,
Brāliša māsiņa. /Latvju daina/

29/05/2018

Celies, brālīti,
Aunies kājas,
Iesim Jānīti
Ielīgot. /Latvju daina/

One of the most Latvian holiday “Jāņi” is just around the corner and people leave city walls to enjoy the nature and celebrate the traditions of our ancestors (more info: http://www.latvia.travel/en/article/summer-solstice-celebrations).
Pastalas are Latvian traditional leather shoes, that are made of a piece of leather and tied up with leather straps. Pastalas were worn with Latvian traditional costume until 19th century when the wealthiest people startet to wear leather shoes as we know them today, while pastalas remained as footwear for the farm work.
Even nowadays people tend to wear national clothing while celebrating the Midsummer night thus trying to channel the spirits of our ancestors and magical experience written in the Latvian folk beliefs and even more while participating in Latvian Song and Dance festival (more info: http://www.latvia.travel/en/article/song-and-dance-celebration). Pastalas remain popular not only as an accessible element of Latvian traditional clothing but also are still used as a footwear in Latvian folk dances.

In the year of Latvia’s 100th anniversary pastalas can be an ideal gift to those who seek the feeling of Latvian roots from the past as well as ones who like to relax their body and give it a foot massage. A great alternative for people who are too sensitive to walk barefoot but still want to increase the blood flow and give their feet a bit of a workout.
Made out of soft genuine leather they come in different colors, thicknesses and can be adapted to each wearer.

Pastalu pāris vai komplekts ģimenēm būs lieliska dāvana, ar ko rotāties gan Jāņos, gan Latvijas 100gades svētkos, tāpat piedaloties vai apmeklējot Vispārējos latviešu Dziesmu un deju svētkus 2018, kā arī iespēja relaksēt pēdiņas, uzlabot asins cirkulāciju kājās pēc saspringtā ikdienas pilsētas ritma. Iespējams izgatavot divus dažādus pastalu veidus.
Krāsota dabīgā āda, mīksta, pieejamas dažādas krāsas, biezums, individuāli pielāgots izmērs.

05/10/2016

Awesome colors - great match! .lv

04/10/2016

Let's celebrate Autumn with these tree beautiful girls right here! .lv

03/10/2016

When you run out of boxes, it's time to work, work, work, work, work! .lv

13/10/2014

Check this - DIA is travelling! Just received this happy picture from the South Italy, where this blue-orange cutie had her first appearance in a wonderful wedding celebration.

Indirizzo

Via Magna Grecia, Paestum
Paestum
84047

Sito Web

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