able: a journey of inclusion and creativity where tradition, talent and innovation meet, proving that art knows no boundaries.

The project able is the result of a collaboration between the Broggi company of Brescia, chef Gennaro Esposito, Pandora Ability youth and the designer members of APS Pandora Artiste Ceramiste, and celebrates ceramics as a tool for inclusion, creativity and social redemption.

In short, two projects of APS Pandora Artiste Ceramists in dialogue with each other:

- Matres International Women's Ceramics Festival, which as of 2018 aims to be an important platform for women's artistic representation, to foster cultural and artistic exchanges on a global scale

- Pandora Ability, which focuses on the labor and social inclusion of people with disabilities to enhance their skills and creativity in the field of handicraft production, particularly ceramics.

The two projects fuel an all-out effort that celebrates ceramic art as a means of empowerment, inclusion, and social renewal, fostering creativity and authentic connections between women potters and communities around the world for art free of limits and differences.

These two souls now come together in the project able as an extraordinary approach of inclusion and creativity, made possible by the strength of women's potential, the commitment of the Broggi company and the vision of chef Gennaro Esposito, who were able to give life to a unique initiative, capable of breaking down all boundaries between the diversity of people, enhancing the talent and dignity of each. The hope is that this project will serve as an example and stimulus for new initiatives capable of combining tradition, innovation and social inclusion.

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