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DAMASKO: A LOOK INSIDE THE MANUFACTURE
FEBRUARY 14, 2019 WORDS BY ZACH WEISSPHOTOS BY ZACH WEISS
Link to written article →→→→ https://wornandwound.com/damasko-a-look-inside-the-manufacture/
Just fifteen minutes by car from Regensburg, Germany, the bustling capital of Bavaria, you’ll find Barbing. This wooded area is not all too different in appearance from upstate New York, despite being a continent away. Large fields studded by small structures line either side of the road when there’s a break in the trees. In the mornings in October, the fog is so thick you can’t see more than a few feet ahead, and there is a pleasant if not slightly-sharp chill in the air.
Tucked away on one of the many understated side roads is a long, single-story, white building with a pitched roof. There’s nothing flashy about it, and nothing to tell you that inside raw materials are transformed into complex machines. Machines that, despite their understated appearances, are some of the most technology packed in their industry.
FEBRUARY 14, 2019 WORDS BY ZACH WEISSPHOTOS BY ZACH WEISS
Link to written article →→→→ https://wornandwound.com/damasko-a-look-inside-the-manufacture/
Just fifteen minutes by car from Regensburg, Germany, the bustling capital of Bavaria, you’ll find Barbing. This wooded area is not all too different in appearance from upstate New York, despite being a continent away. Large fields studded by small structures line either side of the road when there’s a break in the trees. In the mornings in October, the fog is so thick you can’t see more than a few feet ahead, and there is a pleasant if not slightly-sharp chill in the air.
Tucked away on one of the many understated side roads is a long, single-story, white building with a pitched roof. There’s nothing flashy about it, and nothing to tell you that inside raw materials are transformed into complex machines. Machines that, despite their understated appearances, are some of the most technology packed in their industry.
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