The Armchair for Pope Leo XIV Is Ready: It Was Made in Esperanza and Will Be Donated to the Cottolengo
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A family company from Esperanza was called to manufacture three pieces of furniture that will have a special destination during Pope Leon XIV’s visit to Argentina: an armchair for the pontiff and two chairs for the Cottolengo Don Orione. The work was carried out by the firm Mehring, which has 73 years of [...] The news A family company from Esperanza manufactured the armchair that Pope Leon XIV will use in his visit to Argentina was first publis…
The chair made by a company of Hope for Pope Leon XIV is practically finished. It is a special commission for the visit of the pontiff to Argentina, which will have as destination the Cottolengo Don Orione, institution that will receive the pieces as a donation from the firm Sillas Mehring. Gustavo Mehring, holder of the company, counted in dialogue with the EME team that next Monday will travel to Buenos Aires to personally carry out the delive…
It will be built in Guatambú by Mehring, a family business in Esperanza with 73 years of history and linked for years with FAIMA. The piece will combine technology and craft work. Read more
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