Rama commissioned himself and some other artists, including Olafur Eliasson of Denmark, to create the colourful “make-up” for faceless post-communist Tirana. This is why and how the walls of many buildings became the canvas for Tirana Biennale-2003 and how Tirana became a big attraction for everybody appreciating art and creativity.

    Painting on the buildings of Tirana became not just a fashion but a style. Both old out-of-fashion buildings and most of the new buildings of Tirana now have their colourful dressing. Whether the new mayor will repaint the fading colours on the old buildings, or not, Triqita took the care to preserve this page of Tirana’s history in the photos of every painted building and the patterns for silk ties and scarves of the Tirana Style Collection.

    If you like the idea that “Neckties satisfy modern man’s desire to dress in art”, then you are an artist yourself. So, you can appreciate the ties from Triqita, not only because they are bright and made of pure silk in a very limited edition, but also because they are simply exquisite artefacts of time, place, people and art, which these ties have tied together. 

    Tirana is “dressed” in art, and it makes her unforgettable, so whether you put on or give away as a gift the tie the Tirana Windows  from Triqita’s For Travel Lovers/Tirana Style collection, you will be dressed in art, or presenting art, and along with all the quality and the story coming with it, you will also be unforgettable. Remember, that the accessories from Triqita are also very good for breaking the ice and they are not just a gift, but the meaningful gifts.