The life cycle motif is shown in different variations of style in the four jute tapestries made through the creative use of scraps of velvet, cotton, fustian and orbace.

Practical in shape and exclusive in the handmade model, this handbag is made with traditional woven fabrics with geometric motifs.

This decorative panel in silk and cork, which revives the motif of the shawl that this atelier crafted especially for Miriam Makeba, is an evident tribute to this internationally renowned artist.

This entirely handmade original handbag, designed as a unique piece and characterised by the use of traditional fabrics, features a harmonious combination of black, white and red. With exquisite details, this bag adds style to many outfits and has various uses.

Su bundhu, the traditional red cork mask represents the devil and inspires the interesting collection of bottle covers, made with scraps of fabrics such as wool orbace, velvet and fustian.