177 Greek Women work together to weave with needle and thread, personalities & events of the Greek History.

Embroidery, from its simplest to its most complex form, is considered Art, since it is embellished on a utilitarian object, a sacred dedication, a garment or a household item, and it decorates it beyond any functionality. Its decorative, often symbolic, character follows the same rules of a technique, with simple and more complex stitches, which are refined according to the inspiration and skill of each artisan.

200 years after the Greek Revolution and the creation of the Greek state, women from all over the country, picking up threads and needles, are rediscovering the rich tradition in embroidery, fromCirce and Penelope, to Philomela and Prokni,
the embroideries  that adorn many great museums of the world.
They are inspired by the timeless course of Hellenism and choose, according to their own criteria, the people and events that stood out.