For Le Ghiottonerie di Casa Lorena, patterns inspired by Caserta’s cultural and natural heritage have been developed, such as citrus fruits, traditional motifs, and historical silk patterns used for packaging and textiles. These designs can be applied to both fabric and paper and enhance products with a strong regional identity and visual appeal, ideal for souvenirs or high-quality local goods.
The Caserta region, known for its colourful citrus groves, offers a wealth of inspiration for souvenir design. Citrus-inspired patterns, especially those featuring lemons, are often used on textiles and packaging for local products such as jams, combining regional identity with visual appeal. These motifs can make attractive, recognisable souvenirs for visitors.
The following section presents a 3D simulation of garments with citrus patterns created with Optitex software.
This virtual exhibition invites you to explore the ARACNE project, a European initiative dedicated to safeguarding and revitalizing silk heritage. Here, you can discover how ARACNE connects history, culture, and innovation—sharing stories, research, and activities that trace silk’s journey across Europe. The site highlights not just the rich legacy of silk production but also present-day efforts to create a modern European Silk Route, linking communities and inspiring a renewed appreciation for traditional skills and creative industry.