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Cape Verde's 'panu di téra' is the raw material for fashion designer Vânia Barros in Portugal

The 'panu di téra' is the raw material used by Cape Verdean fashion designer Vânia Barros, who promotes her country's culture in Portugal through pieces with international reach that are worn by public figures, such as the artist Dino d'Santiago.

RTP Notícias14 Mar

Cape Verde's 'panu di téra' is the raw material for fashion designer Vânia Barros in Portugal

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Cape Verde's 'panu di téra' is the raw material for fashion designer Vânia Barros in Portugal

Cape Verde's 'panu di téra' is the raw material for fashion designer Vânia Barros in Portugal