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\nTHE TREE OF PEACE – WEAVING WORLDS<\/span><\/strong>
\nPeace as a thread connecting people, cultures, and nature
\n(for Italian version<\/a> \ud83c\uddee\ud83c\uddf9<\/span><\/span>)\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

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This year, the tree created by the Acarbio<\/strong> association and displayed in the cloister of the historic Anantara Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel<\/strong> is a collective story: a symbolic tree that represents peace<\/strong> in all its forms, as a thread that connects peoples, cultures, and nature.<\/p>\n

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After last year\u2019s \u201cTree of Biodiversity<\/strong>,\u201d dedicated to the terraced landscape of the Amalfi Coast, its fragility and beauty, the gaze of the young international volunteers now turns to the present, to a time marked by conflicts and suffering. From this comes a message of hope and shared humanity<\/strong>. Once again, every element was crafted using natural, upcycled, and sustainable materials<\/strong>, reminding us that beauty and meaning can arise even from simplicity.<\/p>\n

The workshop was made possible thanks to the passionate work of a group of women, guided by St\u00e9phanie Dupont<\/strong>, an expert in processing raw wool, and by Antonella Dell\u2019Orto<\/strong> of the group \u201cLe Catenelle<\/strong>,\u201d who weave together threads and relationships. Wool from the Cilento area became the common thread of almost all the decorations: woven colours inspired by the peace flag, from which angels and doves, hearts, joined hands, and even turtles, symbol of the summer camps dedicated to the protection of the Caretta caretta<\/em>, were created.<\/p>\n

Every knot and weave contains a human bond, a gesture of solidarity. Every geographical area \u2014Europe, America, Asia, Africa, Oceania <\/strong>\u2014 is represented through symbols chosen by the volunteers, who used their hands to tell the story of their country of origin.<\/p>\n