Following a meeting between the Hungarian Demetrio Dándole, founder of Dándolo & Primi, and Emilio Pucci, the idea of ​​creating carpet designs arose. Working together, the production of textiles made from natural hand-woven yarns using the high-density knotting technique began in Argentina. This sophisticated craftsmanship made it possible to capture the unique motifs of vibrant colors, striking contrasts, and geometric and psychedelic shapes. These creations were baptized as Argentine Style" by Federico Aldao, director of the National Museum of Decorative Art, who in 1970 organized the exhibition "Argentine Carpets by Emilio Pucci."