The tradition of paper dresses in Mollerussa crossed borders this Sunday with the city's participation in the Cortejo do Traje de Papel de São Bartolomeu. The presence of Mollerussa has served to give international visibility to this artisanal expression and to strengthen the joint candidacy 'The art of sewing paper dresses' for recognition as a World Heritage Site.
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The capital of the Pla and Amposta brought ten paper dresses to the celebration of São Bartolomeu in Porto. The aim is to achieve recognition as Intangible Heritage of Humanity
The tradition of paper dresses in Mollerussa crossed borders this Sunday with the city's participation in the Cortejo do Traje de Papel de São Bartolomeu. The presence of Mollerussa has served to give international visibility to this artisanal expression and to strengthen the joint candidacy 'The art of sewing paper dresses' for recognition as a World Heritage Site.