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  "publishedAt": "2026-03-30T06:05:46.000Z",
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    "La Manufacture Cogolin",
    "Sarah Henry",
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  "textContent": "From Versailles to the Vatican and The White House, La Manufacture Cogolin’s bespoke rugs have graced the grandest of residences for over a century. Schön! alive speaks to Managing Director Sarah Henry to learn more about a heritage woven with nuance, savoir-faire and patience. In 1928, textile engineer Jean Lauer found himself in Cogolin, France, enchanted by the cerulean sea of the Gulf of Saint Tropez. Yet it was the charm of a rug factory’s craftsmanship that anchored him. He purchased the factory, which had opened in 1924, and installed 19th-century mechanical jacquard looms. Each day, he was surrounded by a symphony of women’s warbles in the workshop and a steady hum of looms beating rhythmically. Today, the century-old score, orchestrated by generations of women, can still be heard in the factory, where 94% of the production team and 88% of the workforce overall is female. Sarah Henry, Managing Director of La Manufacture Cogolin & Tai Ping EMEA, now holds the legacy’s thread with humble reverence. She describes the environment of the atelier as a “quiet, everyday choreography that feels both powerful and distinctly feminine”. La Manufacture Cogolin rugs – a craft passed between generations of weavers, “from one pair... Read more »\n\nThe post Schön! alive 3 | hands of heritage appeared first on Schön! Magazine.",
  "title": "Schön! alive 3 | hands of heritage"
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