Fidalma Lisio, daughter and heir of Giuseppe Lisio, achieved a new milestone in 1971 with the creation of a private entity to survive her legacy: the Lisio Silk Art Foundation. Fidalma, desirous of safeguarding and pass on her father's unparalleled work, brought the historic handlooms and designs of the ancient manufactory to this new enterprise, with the precise intent of continuing to propose the extremely rare production techniques before they could disappear forever. She flanked her renowned textile production with a qualified School of Textile Arts, which soon was training numerous qualified students from all over the world.

We are a heterogeneous group composed of art historians, teachers, designers, textile technicians and weavers, experts in the editorial/publishing, project development and communication sectors. A group, in short, so composed as to be able to efficiently respond, with its myriad competences, to any need relating to management of the manufactory, the school, the Jacquard magazine editorial offices as well as exhibitions, events and international projects.