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SILVANA BUTTERA
\nborn in 1945, lives in Rodda di Pulfero (UD), Italy.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Silvana Buttera began carving in the 90s, using makeshift tools and greatest self-confidence. In the coming years, she improved her technique, so her \u201cdevils\u201d of the Natisone Valleys\u2019 tradition of \u201cPust\u201d are now highly appreciated and imitated.<\/p>\n

Her subjects are deeply affected by the local culture of \u201cBenecia\u201d. She is also inspired by the woods on the mountains she is living and working in.<\/p>\n

She was the co-founder of the association \u201cMascherai Alpini\u201d and the first woman operating in the field of traditional Carnival wooden masks.<\/p>\n

She mainly uses Lime Tree wood for carving her masks and prepares it using a particular technique.<\/p>\n

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SILVANA BUTTERA born in 1945, lives in Rodda di Pulfero (UD), Italy. Silvana Buttera began carving in the 90s, using makeshift tools and greatest self-confidence. In the coming years, she improved her technique, so her \u201cdevils\u201d of the Natisone Valleys\u2019 tradition of \u201cPust\u201d are now highly appreciated and imitated. Her subjects are deeply affected by … <\/p>\n

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