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Natalia studied fashion and interior design at university and later left for Paris to learn embroidery from the very best embroiderers at École Lesage. “There I practised the most diverse manual embroidery techniques for high-fashion brands,” she recalls. Returning to Brazil, she opened not only her own embroidery workshop but also a school to transmit her skills. Today, Natalia collaborates with several luxury labels from Brazil and abroad. 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In 2023, after three decades in architecture and fashion, this lifelong fascination became her profession as she turned to glassmaking. Her training in design, balance and scale is evident in her creative expression. Each piece begins with meticulous watercolour sketches, like blueprints, before entering the hot shop. There, through controlled breaths and measured hand motions, Patrícia gives molten matter form. “Colour gives sensorial qualities I associate with flavours, scents, light or joy,” she explains. This is clear in her Tutti Frutti series, where lamps and collectible furniture feature a candy-like appearance and colouring. \"My work is about bringing a kind of enchantment that softens harsh realities. 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He began alone, designing and crafting each piece by hand. In time, the workshop grew into a close-knit team of 20 professionals. \"They care deeply about the quality of the work, the details like joinery and finishing, and about the people they work alongside,” explains Gustavo.",[1044],"Furniture making",[666],[1047,827,673,673],"Atelier",[],[],[],[1047],[1053],"Furniture maker",[1044],-22.50979,-43.17534,"Petropolis, Brazil","2025-11-06",{"_721":1055,"_722":1056},2106,{"_649":1062,"_31":1063,"_652":1064,"_255":1067,"_378":1068,"_659":1069,"_661":1070,"_664":1072,"_667":1073,"_674":1077,"_681":1083,"_686":1085,"_700":38,"_701":1088,"_704":1089,"_707":1091,"_709":1092,"_711":1093,"_713":1094,"_715":1095,"_717":1096,"_719":1097,"_723":1098},"profile-4935",4935,[1065,1066],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Ey6W_Center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Ey6W_Left1.jpg","Alex & Mário Teles","alex__mário_teles-wood_carving-divinópolis","Father and son Mário and Alex Teles carry forward the legacy of one of Brazil’s most emblematic sculptors, that of Geraldo Teles de Oliveira (GTO), who started carving wood with a pocketknife. \"In honour of my grandfather, we follow the primitivist method, using only pocketknives and chisels,\" explains Alex. \"No machines, not even sandpaper. We rely on intuition to shape sculptures inspired by folklore, religion, music, and poetry.\" For the Teles family, carving across generations is a shared experience. “We interact constantly at the same workbench, where we once sat the three of us with my father,\" says Mário. The same tools have been passed from hand to hand, a symbolic flowing of ideas between the three craftsmen. Their work, now found in over 150 countries, is part of a living expression of Brazilian folk art.",[1071],"Wood carving",[666],[1074,1075,828,1076,742,743,673,673],"Family business","Creative duos","Religion",[1078,1079,1080,1081,1082],"The Wheel of Time","Chained Minds","Life Turning Cycles","Reconstruction of the Wheel of Life","We Are All Indigenous",[1084,673],"Cedar wood",[1086,1087,764],"Sculpture","Monuments",[703],[1090],"Woodcarver",[1071],-20.1,-44.9,"2026-05-01T09:28:32.000+0000","Divinópolis, Brazil","2025-10-30",{"_721":1092,"_722":1093},5619,{"_649":1100,"_31":1101,"_652":1102,"_255":1106,"_378":1107,"_659":1108,"_661":1109,"_664":1111,"_667":1112,"_674":1113,"_681":1119,"_686":1120,"_700":38,"_701":1123,"_704":1124,"_707":1126,"_709":1127,"_711":1128,"_713":714,"_715":947,"_717":1096,"_719":1129,"_723":1130},"profile-4848",4848,[1103,1104,1105],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Evse_Center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Evse_Left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Evse_Right2.jpg","Jessica Costa","jessica_costa-textile_sculpting-sao_paulo","In 2018, Jessica Costa stepped away from fashion and into textile arts, a practice that offers a counterbalance to life in her native Sao Paulo. “Living in a chaotic urban environment while working with slow, hands-on processes creates a certain tension that I fully embrace,” she says. Jessica’s sculptural tapestries, which she crafts by hand using tufting guns, take on unconventional, amorphous forms that could adorn walls, floors and corners. “Space is not just a backdrop to my pieces, but an active part of their compositions. It guides my decisions for both forms and materials,” she says. Through tufting, Jessica challenges prescribed gender roles. “I move beyond the idea of delicate or domestic textiles. The tufting process is physically intense as it demands force, repetition and control, which defies outdated perceptions of women’s work,” she explains.",[1110],"Tufting",[666],[826,671,965,967],[1114,1115,1116,1117,1118],"Sobejos XV","Inchaços","Untitled installation","Sobejo XIV","Sobejo XI",[975,685],[1121,1086,1122,1021,1087,762,765,764],"Wall decor","Installation",[703],[1125],"Tufter",[1110],-23.5543,-46.69299,{"_721":1127,"_722":1128},2467,{"_649":1132,"_31":1133,"_652":1134,"_255":1138,"_378":1139,"_659":1140,"_661":1141,"_664":1143,"_667":1144,"_674":1146,"_681":1152,"_686":1155,"_700":38,"_701":1159,"_704":1160,"_707":1162,"_709":1163,"_711":1164,"_713":1094,"_715":1165,"_717":1166,"_719":1167,"_723":1168},"profile-4922",4922,[1135,1136,1137],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Ey64_Center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Ey64_Left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Ey64_Right2.jpg","Tiago Braga","tiago_braga-textile_creation-porto_alegre","Since 2019, maker-researcher Tiago Braga has been working in a nomadic way of life that allows him to spend long stretches of time working side by side with indigenous communities to learn practices rooted in southern Brazil traditions. He uses a variety of techniques such as felting, embroidery, hand sewing, textile sculpting, and braiding to repurpose local materials, from fishing nets and plant fibres to reclaimed wood, creating home objects that are contemporary. \"My objects are also born of relationships that I have had. They carry stories, not just functions,” says Tiago. His work was exhibited at the Pavilion of Art and Design in London in 2024. \"For me, this affirms that craft can occupy prominent global stages and spark meaningful reflection on identity and the environment,” he adds.",[1142],"Textile creation",[666],[1145,742,743],"Indigenous",[1147,1148,1149,1150,1151],"Oribó Baixo bench","Ayana large basket","Ybatinga light fixture","Lana basket","Laranjal cushion",[1153,1154,975,1014,683,976,673,685,753],"Angelim wood","Banana fibre",[841,1156,1157,1158,843,696,1020,697,699,844,1022],"Basket","Light","Cushion",[703],[1161],"Textile creator",[1142],-30,-51.2,"Porto Alegre, Brazil","2025-10-09",{"_721":1163,"_722":1164},1957,{"_649":1170,"_31":1171,"_652":1172,"_255":1176,"_378":1177,"_659":1178,"_661":1179,"_664":1181,"_667":1182,"_674":1186,"_681":1192,"_686":1198,"_700":38,"_701":1202,"_704":1203,"_707":1205,"_709":1206,"_711":1207,"_713":851,"_715":1208,"_717":1209,"_719":1210,"_723":1211},"profile-735",735,[1173,1174,1175],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Eud4_Center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Eud4_Left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Eud4_Right2.jpg","Renata Meirelles","renata_meirelles-jewellery_making-são_paulo","Renata Meirelles’ background as a visual artist influences how she imagines her textile pieces and jewellery. She regularly researches and experiments with different materials. Renata combines traditional techniques like weaving and knotting threads with industrial and digital processes like laser cutting, heat bonding and 3D printing. “I like that line between the precision of industrial techniques and the freedom of manual techniques,” she says. Through positive and negative fabric cut-outs, the award-winning artist creates layered and lace-like pieces made without a needle, to be worn as jewellery or simply hung as sculptures. Renata's work is regularly exhibited in her native Brazil and abroad, as she is recognised for her ability to create stimulating hybrid textile languages.",[1180],"Jewellery making",[666,909],[826,1183,871,1184,1185],"Digital tools","Jewellery","Mixed media",[1187,1188,1189,1190,1191],"Tear Favo","Plasma Membrane","What moves us?","Borders and Connections","Textile Geometry",[930,1193,1194,1195,1196,1197,685,934],"Metallic thread","Taffeta","Leather","Canvas","Thread",[1199,1200,1122,1086,940,1201,762,1087,699,765,764],"Shawl","Necklace","Jewellery and watches",[703],[1204],"Jewellery maker",[1180],-23.54973,-46.69827,"São Paulo, Brazil","2025-09-24",{"_721":1206,"_722":1207},5609,{"_649":1213,"_31":1214,"_652":1215,"_255":1219,"_378":1220,"_659":1221,"_661":1222,"_664":1223,"_667":1225,"_674":1227,"_681":1236,"_686":1244,"_700":38,"_701":1251,"_704":1252,"_707":1253,"_709":1254,"_711":1255,"_713":807,"_715":1256,"_717":1257,"_719":1258,"_723":1259},"profile-358",358,[1216,1217,1218],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Eq0G_Center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Eq0G_Left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Eq0G_Right2.jpg","Victor Xavier & Søren Hallberg","victor_xavier_soren_hallberg-furniture_making-rio_de_janeiro","Victor Xavier and Søren Hallberg, partners in life and craft, work together with overlooked materials – tile dust, wood scraps, plastic, glass crystals, oyster shells and construction debris. From their Rio de Janeiro studio Assimply, architect Victor and digital designer Søren transform discarded materials into furniture and décor with the terrazzo technique. Terrazzo is known for its use of aggregates extracted from quarries. “Our passion is to make something beautiful out of the unexpected,” the duo says. They describe their design language as simple lines and integrity in material choices, with boldness, rhythm and organic flow. The result is more than aesthetic, it reflects a commitment to reuse. “We aim to use as much waste as possible in our mixes. We have come a long way with our mission,” Victor and Søren explain.",[1044],[666,1224],"Rio de Janeiro",[1226,1075,670,913,1185,741,672,743],"Eco-innovation",[1228,1229,1230,1231,1232,1233,1234,1235],"LT chair in black","BLOCOS vase","ZEROUM MIRROR","BRUT bench","ZEROUM trays and cowls","MONO dining table","NU coffee table","CADEIRA LT MESCLADA",[791,1014,1237,673,1238,1239,1240,1241,1242,1243,753,935,937,882],"Stone","Marble","Plastic","Terrazzo","Cement","Crystal glass","Recycled materials",[1245,759,1246,841,1247,1248,1249,843,762,1250,760,842,697,765,698],"Chair","Mirror","Serving platter","Dining table","Coffee table","Furniture accessories",[703],[1053],[1044],-22.89656,-43.19335,"Rio de Janeiro, Brazil","2025-09-18",{"_721":1254,"_722":1255},4479,{"_649":1261,"_31":1262,"_652":1263,"_255":1267,"_378":1268,"_659":1269,"_661":1270,"_664":1272,"_667":1273,"_674":1274,"_681":1280,"_686":1289,"_700":38,"_701":1291,"_704":1292,"_707":1294,"_709":1295,"_711":1296,"_713":1094,"_715":1256,"_717":1257,"_719":1297,"_723":1298},"profile-4174",4174,[1264,1265,1266],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Ey6R_Center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Ey6R_Right1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Ey6R_Right2.jpg","Manu Almeida","manu_almeida-macrame-rio_de_janeiro","Manu Almeida left architecture for the tactile world of craftsmanship, first exploring ceramics and drawing, before being captivated by macramé. It was her father, an artisan himself, who taught her how to tie her first knots. “Craft had long been part of my dad’s life, and it started to weave our bond as well,” Manu says. In 2021, she opened her home-based studio, a space where crafting became a way to honour and carry forward this shared legacy. Each piece begins with a concept for a commission or exhibition, but it is through making that Manu's new knotting techniques emerge. Her process helps her refine her methods and explore new forms – from wall hangings to seating and sculptures. \"What sets my work apart is how rooted it is in personal experience. I carry those memories and an emotional thread into the knots I tie,\" she says.",[1271],"Macramé",[666,1224],[912,828,1185,967,912],[1275,1276,1277,1278,1279],"STORIES IN PIECES composition","LATE AFTERNOON","THE SHAWL","TIE","BRANDO",[1196,1281,1282,1283,976,1284,1285,1286,1287,685,673,1288,937],"Fibres","Wooden frame","Straw","Jute","Ceramic","Synthetic materials","Cotton rope","Botanical",[1290,1021,765],"Wall hanging",[703],[1293],"Macramé maker",[1271],-22.95522188117278,-43.19527275767177,{"_721":1295,"_722":1296},335,{"_649":1300,"_31":1301,"_652":1302,"_255":1306,"_378":1307,"_659":1308,"_661":1309,"_664":1311,"_667":1312,"_674":1314,"_681":1320,"_686":1323,"_700":38,"_701":1324,"_704":1325,"_707":1327,"_709":1328,"_711":1329,"_713":807,"_715":1208,"_717":1330,"_719":1331,"_723":1332},"profile-356",356,[1303,1304,1305],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Eq0I_Center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Eq0I_Left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/a1OTG000000Eq0I_Right2.jpg","Marisa Tatibana","marisa_tatibana-artificial_flower_making-são_paulo","Marisa Tatibana's journey with flower sculpture started in 2008, when she was exploring kirigami, the Japanese art of folding and cutting paper into 3D forms. She discovered Italian crepe paper, a material she describes as remarkably elastic and stretchable, yet pliable enough to shape without tearing. \"It soon became my preferred medium. It allows me to tie my work to a family tradition of floristry,” she says. Marisa approaches her work like a scientist. She dissects real flowers to study their internal structures and develop prototypes. With a deliberate eye for detail, she hand-dyes the paper to match the natural hues of real petals – but realism is not her goal. “I am not trying to mimic real flowers. I want my flowers to be recognised as mine, yet with their own identity,\" she explains.",[1310],"Artificial flower making",[666,909],[870,1313,828,872,872],"Flowers",[1315,1316,1317,1318,1319],"Passionflower in natural concrete with roots","Flowers in natural concrete with roots","Anastasia fuego dark","Aquilegia in natural concrete with roots","Hydrangea in natural concrete with roots",[1321,1014,881,1322,753,872,937],"Aluminium","Acrylic paint",[939,762,765],[703],[1326],"Artificial flower maker",[1310],-23.5,-46.6,"2025-09-11",{"_721":1328,"_722":1329},1723,{"_649":1334,"_31":1335,"_652":1336,"_255":1340,"_378":1341,"_659":1342,"_661":1343,"_664":1344,"_667":1345,"_674":1347,"_681":1352,"_686":1354,"_700":38,"_701":1357,"_704":1358,"_707":1359,"_709":1360,"_711":1361,"_713":807,"_715":1362,"_717":1363,"_719":1364,"_723":1365},"profile-355",355,[1337,1338,1339],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/3)Carlos-Vinicius-Pereira-foto-18.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/1)Carlos-Vinicius-Pereira-foto-22.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/5)Carlos-Vinicius-Pereira-foto-49.jpg","Carlos Vinicius","carlos_vinicius-embroidery-salvador","Through his craft, Carlos Vinicius is preserving the future of barafunda, an intricate and symbolic embroidery technique rooted in African lineage. Long practised in Candomblé communities, which are centres of Afro-Brazilian faith and culture, barafunda holds a vital place in ceremonial dress. Unlike freehand embroidery, it follows a set of over 30 distinct stitches. “It is a delicate technique that requires patience, precision and practice,” says Carlos. He combines different stitches to create distinctive, mosaic-like designs. Carlos shares this ancestral knowledge by teaching the technique to others. “What moves me is sharing. I want barafunda to stay alive in the hands of other Black artisans who see manual craft as a form of memory and affirmation,” he says.",[907],[666],[739,871,912,1346,1076,742,743],"Functional",[1348,1349,1350,1351],"Traditional barafunda tablecloth","Tablecloth barafunda 2","Barafunda tablecloth","Crioula's shirt",[1353,1197,685],"Hemp",[1355,907,1356,940,1022,699],"Tablecloth","Table linen",[703],[943],[907],-12.9869,-38.51721,"Salvador, Brazil","2025-09-04",{"_721":1360,"_722":1361},2207,{"_649":1367,"_31":1368,"_652":1369,"_255":1373,"_378":1374,"_659":1375,"_661":1376,"_664":1377,"_667":1378,"_674":1379,"_681":1385,"_686":1387,"_700":38,"_701":1389,"_704":1390,"_707":1391,"_709":1392,"_711":1393,"_713":1094,"_715":1394,"_717":1395,"_719":1396,"_723":1397},"profile-4170",4170,[1370,1371,1372],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/3)DSC04019-copy.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4)EDITED_B59A2533-copy.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/5)2.jpg","Guilherme Sass","guilherme_sass-furniture_making-niterói","Guilherme Sass grew up making his own toys, encouraged by his father to figure things out and use whatever materials they had at hand. “If we were going to fly a kite, we would cut bamboo, buy tissue paper and make our own glue using flour and water,” says Guilherme. That early resourcefulness still guides his process today. He always loved to sketch and make things, so enrolling in a product design course at university felt natural to him. There, Guilherme discovered furniture making. He is committed to using reclaimed woods and adapts his designs to what is available. “The only condition I have in my practice is that the material must be usable. I aim to make pieces that last – ones people will keep for a lifetime and would want to pass on to their children,\" he explains.",[1044],[666],[],[1380,1381,1382,1383,1384],"Enchanted spinning top collection 7","Treasures collection","Orca bench","Flower mirror","Curió",[836,1386,673],"Rosewood",[1086,841,1246,1388,1087,843,1250,693,764,697],"Shelf",[703],[1053],[1044],-22.9,-43.1,"Niterói, Brazil","2025-08-21",{"_721":1392,"_722":1393},5302,{"_649":1399,"_31":1400,"_652":1401,"_255":1405,"_378":1406,"_659":1407,"_661":1408,"_664":1410,"_667":1411,"_674":1413,"_681":1419,"_686":1428,"_700":38,"_701":1432,"_704":1433,"_707":1435,"_709":1436,"_711":1437,"_713":1094,"_715":1438,"_717":1439,"_719":1440,"_723":1441},"profile-4177",4177,[1402,1403,1404],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/3)IMG_5015.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4)IMG_4999.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/5)IMG_5090.jpg","William Porto","william_porto-knife_making-piratini","Former army corporal William Porto left the military and became a knife maker in 2010. He gravitated toward Damascus steel, a centuries-old method known for producing strong blades with wavy, swirling patterns. Over time, William grasped its technical demands and brought an artistic eye to the craft, creating blade designs that have earned him awards in both Brazil and overseas. He credits that success to years of trial and error, and what he refers to as thinking in reverse. “I start with the finished knife in mind and work my way backwards, anticipating how the forged steel responds and guiding it to match my vision,” he says. William believes what sets his work apart, and makes each knife truly his own, is his intentional approach to avoid ready-made templates and heavy reliance on machines. “The work should be original, it should come from the maker’s own mind and hand,\" he explains.",[1409],"Knife making",[666],[826,669,1412,792],"Hospitality",[1414,1415,1416,1417,1418],"HUNTER","SLICER","CHEF","CHOPPER","BOWIE",[1420,1014,1013,1421,1422,1423,1424,1425,1426,1427,753,935,673,934],"Gold","Manganese","Ebony wood","Silver","Maple wood","Damascus steel","Ironwood","Ivory",[1429,1430,1431,698],"Chef knife","Kitchen knife","Knives and Scissors",[703],[1434],"Knife maker",[1409],-31.4,-53.1,"Piratini, Brazil","2025-08-08",{"_721":1436,"_722":1437},1327,{"_649":1443,"_31":1444,"_652":1445,"_255":1449,"_378":1450,"_659":1451,"_661":1452,"_664":1453,"_667":1454,"_674":1455,"_681":1461,"_686":1464,"_700":38,"_701":1467,"_704":1468,"_707":1469,"_709":1470,"_711":1471,"_713":851,"_715":1256,"_717":1472,"_719":1473,"_723":1474},"profile-733",733,[1446,1447,1448],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003Ymn4AE-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003Ymj4AE-left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003Ymm4AE-right2.jpg","Paula Mourão","paula-mouro-uv4rxu","Paula Mourão creates jewellery pieces using metals in combination with unexpected materials such as rubber and cotton threads. Born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, she fondly remembers her fascination when watching her father Caio Mourão work as a jewellery maker. “I was 22 when he officially taught me the art of jewellery making. I was destined to follow in his footsteps,\" Paula says. She realised she was also a jewellery maker when she made a hundred pieces for her first solo exhibition. Paula’s pieces, inspired by her city’s vibrancy, also reflect her curiosity to go beyond traditional metals. In 1981, she joined Rio de Janeiro’s first jewellery school which her father had founded. To this day, Paula continues to teach a myriad of techniques to aspiring jewellery makers, so they too can trust their emotion and intuition to transform metal and materials into unique pieces of jewellery.",[1180],[666,1224],[870,828,1184,1185,965],[1456,1457,1458,1459,1460],"Ring with citrine clusters","Armour necklace with enamel","Runway bracelet","Runway ring 2","Steel and iron armour",[1423,1462,1463,1014,753,685],"Iron","Cotton thread",[1465,1200,1466,1201,699],"Ring","Bracelet",[703],[1204],[1180],-22.98081,-43.20168,"2025-07-30",{"_721":1470,"_722":1471},5618,{"_649":1476,"_31":1477,"_652":1478,"_255":1482,"_378":1483,"_659":1484,"_661":1485,"_664":1486,"_667":1487,"_674":1488,"_681":1494,"_686":1495,"_700":49,"_701":1499,"_704":1500,"_707":1501,"_709":1502,"_711":1503,"_713":851,"_715":1208,"_717":1504,"_719":1505,"_723":1506},"profile-729",729,[1479,1480,1481],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003Tgf4AE-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003Tgb4AE-left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003Tge4AE-right2.jpg","Bruno Camarotti","bruno-camarotti-qysx5p","Bruno Camarotti trained as an architect, then grew increasingly drawn to woodwork and building furniture. When the time was right for his family, Bruno moved to São Paulo and immersed himself in fine woodworking under the guidance of craftsman Morito Ebine. His practice now spans furniture, sculpture and objects. Bruno's architectural background is ever-present in suspended forms and pilotis-like bases, along with the influence of coastal landscapes of his native Ceará. \"My finishes are soft to touch. I want them to feel fluid, not rigid,” he says. Inspiration strikes Bruno from unexpected places – it could be a piece of music or a passing shape in a film scene. He captures his thoughts in sketchbooks, which he revisits to find old drawings and rework them. “That is the advantage of designing and making. You get to see everything through, from idea to object,” Bruno says.",[1044],[666,909],[827,670,792,672,673],[1489,1490,1491,1492,1493],"Icaraí chest of drawers","Mucuripe desk","Jeri bench","Taíba sideboard","Tabuba bench",[836,673],[1496,1497,841,1498,693,842,843,697],"Chest of drawers","Desk","Sideboard",[703],[1053],[1044],-23.52454,-46.65325,"2025-07-10",{"_721":1502,"_722":1503},3500,{"_649":1508,"_31":1509,"_652":1510,"_255":1513,"_378":1514,"_659":1515,"_661":1516,"_664":1517,"_667":1518,"_674":1521,"_681":1526,"_686":1527,"_700":38,"_701":1530,"_704":1531,"_707":1532,"_709":1533,"_711":1534,"_713":1094,"_715":947,"_717":1504,"_719":1535,"_723":1536},"profile-4162",4162,[1511,1512],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002LYG4A2-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002LYE4A2-left1.jpg","Paloma Christiansen","homofaber-ylzwd3","Paloma Christiansen is a textile artist, macramé teacher, interior design graduate, and an eternal creative soul. When she first came across macramé, she saw an infinite number of possibilities. \"I did not think twice before choosing that path,\" she recalls. Since 2016, Paloma has been transforming her life positively in many ways through the practice of macramé. Her new lifestyle is based on freedom, working with her hands at her own pace with no geographical limits. As a self-taught artisan, she felt strongly that she should not keep this knowledge to herself, and decided to make teaching a significant part of her approach. Today, with more than 3000 students having taken her online macramé courses, she is confident that she made the right decision.",[1271],[666],[670,1519,1520,965],"Lifestyle","Self-taught",[1522,1523,1524,1525],"Olho mirror","Mandala mirror","Cortina","Arco bag",[683,1287,791,976,673,685],[1246,1528,1529,1250,1020,696,697,1022,699],"Curtain","Bag",[703],[1293],[1271],-23.52496,-46.67099,{"_721":1533,"_722":1534},1789,{"_649":1538,"_31":1539,"_652":1540,"_255":1544,"_378":1545,"_659":1546,"_661":1547,"_664":1549,"_667":1550,"_674":1551,"_681":1557,"_686":1560,"_700":38,"_701":1562,"_704":1563,"_707":1565,"_709":1566,"_711":1567,"_713":1094,"_715":947,"_717":1568,"_719":1569,"_723":1570},"profile-4179",4179,[1541,1542,1543],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003SB74AM-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003SB34AM-left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003SB64AM-right2.jpg","Evelyn Tannus","evelyn-tannus-as9kpg","Evelyn Tannus creates ceramic pieces that double as canvases for painted narratives. She graduated in plastic arts at the Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado and was mentored by Nelson Leirner, a key figure in Brazilian avant-garde art movement. Evelyn describes her adorned surfaces as tattooed, referencing the underground tattoo culture that uses ballpoint pens to inscribe expressions of identity. “Just as tattoos live on arms and hands, my pieces hold memories, stories, and the weight of permanent marks,” she says. Her other works are no less symbolic, drawing on mythology, religion, comics, ethnographic imagery and urgent global themes. Evelyn's pieces, exhibited across Brazil, the US and Europe, received awards and are recognised in major design publications.",[1548],"Ceramics",[666],[1548,871,1185,671,967],[1552,1553,1554,1555,1556],"Planter tank","Polar bear ice cream bowl","Iemanjá, The Sea Queen","Fist and Fig, Diva and Life","Argyle hand",[1285,1558,1559,1462,753],"Clay","Porcelain",[759,1561,1086,762,760,1087,765,698,764],"Serving bowl",[703],[1564],"Ceramicist",[1548],-23.54003,-46.65473,"2025-07-03",{"_721":1566,"_722":1567},4339,{"_649":1572,"_31":1573,"_652":1574,"_255":1577,"_378":1578,"_659":1579,"_661":1580,"_664":1582,"_667":1583,"_674":1584,"_681":1590,"_686":1592,"_700":38,"_701":1593,"_704":1594,"_707":1596,"_709":1597,"_711":1598,"_713":807,"_715":1599,"_717":1600,"_719":1601,"_723":1602},"profile-351",351,[1575,1576],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003NrM4AU-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003NrK4AU-left1.jpg","Marcos Costa","marcos-paulo-lau-da-costa-sr4dyz","Born into a family of artisans, Marcos Costa learned the craft of wood sculpting by watching his grandfather and uncles carve wood. His wooden sculptures are a striking expression of life in the arid backlands of Pernambuco. His signature pieces of slender dogs and human figurines stand out for their dramatic yet delicate, gaunt forms. “My pieces may be thin and stretched out, but they convey emotion. I am able to show the sadness, suffering or even resilience that can result from living in such an arid region,” says Marcos. Over the years, his workshop has become a centre for training young artisans. “Passing on my craft to people and teenagers who had no other skill is really rewarding for me. Now they are surviving through art, and I find that meaningful,” he says.",[1581],"Wood sculpting",[666],[870,828,742,965,673],[1585,1586,1587,1588,1589],"Wooden sculpture of a standing dog looking up","Mandacaru cactus","Wooden sculpture of a dog figurehead 1","Wooden sculpture of a dog figurehead 2","Wooden sculpture of a dog lying with head raised",[1591,673],"Umburana",[1086,1087,764],[703],[1595],"Wood sculptor",[1581],-8.08422915698309,-37.2637630182382,"Sertânia, Brazil","2025-06-26",{"_721":1597,"_722":1598},5562,{"_649":1604,"_31":1605,"_652":1606,"_255":1609,"_378":1610,"_659":1611,"_661":1612,"_664":1613,"_667":1614,"_674":1615,"_681":1621,"_686":1627,"_700":38,"_701":1630,"_704":1631,"_707":1632,"_709":1633,"_711":1634,"_713":1094,"_715":1635,"_717":1600,"_719":1636,"_723":1637},"profile-4175",4175,[1607,1608],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003Nhg4AE-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003Nhe4AE-left1.jpg","Regina Misk","regina-misk-uwynyf","Regina Misk was born into a family of knitters, and moved overseas to Covilhã, a hub for wool production, as a toddler. There, surrounded by yarn and thread, she learned embroidery and needlework as part of the art curriculum at school. When her family returned to Brazil in the mid-1970s, several Portuguese friends – skilled knitters and crocheters – came with them. “When I was 17, my mother and I helped those friends complete a large order of knitted jumpers for a boutique, and after that, I never stopped. I started designing, making, and selling my own pieces,” shares Regina. Her work reflects Brazilian modernism, blending traditional patterns and natural materials with ancestral techniques and creative freedom. “My process is very intuitive. I experiment as I go, and if the visual result pleases me, I pursue it further,” she says.",[1142],[666],[669,827,870,1346,1145,670,672,743,966],[1616,1617,1618,1619,1620],"Concha armchair","Samburá large basket","Caturra small fruit basket","Bubbles cushion","Caturra large fruit basket",[1009,836,1622,1623,1624,1625,975,1626,685,673,753,937],"Wire","Polyester","Ramie","Metal frame","Silicone",[1628,1156,1629,843,696,1020,697,699,1022],"Armchair","Pillow",[703],[1161],[1142],-19.92148,-43.95494,"Belo Horizonte, Brazil",{"_721":1633,"_722":1634},4417,{"_649":1639,"_31":1640,"_652":1641,"_255":1645,"_378":1646,"_659":1647,"_661":1648,"_664":1650,"_667":1651,"_674":1652,"_681":1658,"_686":1660,"_700":38,"_701":1664,"_704":1665,"_707":1667,"_709":1668,"_711":1669,"_713":1094,"_715":1670,"_717":1671,"_719":1672,"_723":1673},"profile-4173",4173,[1642,1643,1644],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003Mk14AE-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003Mjx4AE-left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003Mk04AE-right2.jpg","Maqueson Pereira da Silva","maqueson-pereira-da-silva-obruil","Maqueson Pereira da Silva grew up on a remote rubber plantation in Acre, surrounded by the rich textures and vibrant wildlife of the Amazon in his backyard. At the age of 18, he left for Santa Catarina to study philosophy and theology at a school run by German priests, where he discovered marquetry. This set him on a path through Germany, Italy and Switzerland, where he refined his technique before returning to Acre with a family of his own in 1994. Maqueson opened his workshop, where he still works with over 150 species of wood, carefully selecting each piece for its natural tone and grain. He avoids working with dyes, relying on the wood’s organic hues to craft detailed depictions of Amazonian plants, birds, and wildlife. Maqueson’s work is a heartfelt tribute to the natural wonders of the place he has always called home.",[1649],"Wood marquetry",[666],[870,672,965,743,673,967],[1653,1654,1655,1656,1657],"Headdress clutch","Blue macaw box","Marquetry clutch collection","Curved card holders","Butterfly clutch",[1659,836,673],"Veneer",[1661,1662,1663,696,762,699,765],"Clutch","Box","Cardholder",[703],[1666],"Wood marquetry maker",[1649],-7.61706,-72.68804,"Cruzeiro do Sul, Brazil","2025-06-19",{"_721":1668,"_722":1669},3478,{"_649":1675,"_31":1676,"_652":1677,"_255":1681,"_378":1682,"_659":1683,"_661":1684,"_664":1685,"_667":1686,"_674":1687,"_681":1688,"_686":1690,"_700":38,"_701":1691,"_704":1693,"_707":1694,"_709":1695,"_711":1696,"_713":1094,"_715":1208,"_717":1697,"_719":1698,"_723":1699},"profile-4166",4166,[1678,1679,1680],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003GUu4AM-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003GUs4AM-right1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003GUt4AM-right2.jpg","Silvia Furmanovich","silvia-furmanovich-3qeb9z","Real craftsmanship and finely executed embellishments can be what make a piece of jewellery truly stand out. Silvia Furmanovich Atelier, founded in 2003, is rooted in this approach. The founder, Silvia, who has a strong artistic vein, comes from a family of goldsmiths and began exploring jewellery as a hobby in the late 1990s. Today, the atelier draws on techniques more commonly associated with the decorative arts, such as marquetry, lacquerwork, and miniature painting. These are applied to organic materials such as bamboo, silk and wood, as well as precious stones. Today, the collections stretch beyond jewellery, to include home decoration and sculptural furniture.",[1180],[666,909],[911,870,183,1145,670,1184,913,1185],[],[836,1689,791,673,753],"Brass",[],[1692],"Manufacture",[1204],[1180],-23.6,-46.7,"2025-05-29",{"_721":1695,"_722":1696},860,{"_649":1701,"_31":1702,"_652":1703,"_255":1707,"_378":1708,"_659":1709,"_661":1710,"_664":1711,"_667":1712,"_674":1713,"_681":1719,"_686":1723,"_700":38,"_701":1724,"_704":1725,"_707":1726,"_709":1727,"_711":1728,"_713":807,"_715":1729,"_717":1730,"_719":1731,"_723":1732},"profile-354",354,[1704,1705,1706],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003D404AE-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003D3y4AE-right1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000003D3z4AE-right2.jpg","Sérgio Monteiro de Castro","srgio-monteiro-de-castro-pmop64","For over two decades, Sérgio Monteiro de Castro followed a career in banking, before turning to craftsmanship in 1996. \"I longed for the soul-filling satisfaction that I had known at the age of 11 when I had attended a carpentry workshop,\" he explains. He remembers that working with wood had given him a deep sense of harmony. Guided by this, Sérgio left banking in his early forties to become a full-time woodcarver, specialising in geometric designs. He refined his craft under the guidance of two key masters, and over years of experimentation developed his own style, grounded in tradition and Islamic art. Sérgio now shares his knowledge through workshops, teaching that woodcarving is more than a craft, and rather a creative release. “Feeling the wood with my hands and tools, slowly, without rush, and seeing what I want to express come to life is like lifting a veil,\" he says. \"Working with wood restores presence in the moment and helps combat the immediacy of modern life.\"",[1071],[666],[792,965,673],[1714,1715,1716,1717,1718],"Evolution","Memories of Alhambra","Metal inlay in wood","Preparation for patchwork panel","Step by step",[1084,1285,1720,1721,1722,673,753],"Redwood","Metal","Linden wood",[1121,1021,765],[703],[1090],[1071],-20.028802901673,-45.5474104793272,"Lagoa da Prata, Brazil","2025-05-15",{"_721":1727,"_722":1728},53,{"_649":1734,"_31":1735,"_652":1736,"_255":1740,"_378":1741,"_659":1742,"_661":1743,"_664":1744,"_667":1745,"_674":1747,"_681":1751,"_686":1756,"_700":49,"_701":1757,"_704":1758,"_707":1759,"_709":1760,"_711":1761,"_713":1094,"_715":1208,"_717":1762,"_719":1763,"_723":1764},"profile-4164",4164,[1737,1738,1739],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG00000035jB4AQ-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG00000035j74AA-left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG00000035jA4AQ-right2.jpg","Bruna Octaviano","homofaber-qwo5kn","Bruna Octaviano grew up in São Paulo and initially studied architecture, only to find her true passion is weaving. Learning first with two master artisans in the metropolis, Bruna left the hustle and bustle of the city in 2018 for the quieter Piauí state to learn more about the craft. “It was an immersive experience to be in contact with local weavers. Today my architectural background helps me push the boundaries of traditional weaving,” she explains. Working alone or with other artists, her unique pieces are experimental. Bruna often integrates found objects into her naturally-dyed fibre tapestries. \"I hope that commissioned work such as a creative 3-metre long piece I made for a restaurant in São Paulo can demonstrate that woven tapestries have a place in modern society,\" she says.",[962],[666,909],[870,1746,967],"Mentored",[1748,1749,1750],"Lizarraga I","Açafrão","Cacho",[976,1752,1753,1754,1283,975,1755,685,872,937,1288],"Cardboard","Acrylic","Seeds","Silk",[978,762,765],[703],[981],[962],-23.55094,-46.66013,"2025-04-24",{"_721":1760,"_722":1761},5196,{"_649":1766,"_31":1767,"_652":1768,"_255":1772,"_378":1773,"_659":1774,"_661":1775,"_664":1776,"_667":1777,"_674":1778,"_681":1783,"_686":1784,"_700":38,"_701":1785,"_704":1786,"_707":1787,"_709":1788,"_711":1789,"_713":851,"_715":773,"_717":1790,"_719":1791,"_723":1792},"profile-730",730,[1769,1770,1771],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002wkj4AA-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002wkf4AA-left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002wki4AA-right2.jpg","Wagner Trindade","wagner-trinidade-rx2cst","Wagner Trindade describes himself as a highly curious craftsman. Through a problem-solving approach, he explores ways to combine brass, glass, wood and stone into furnishing pieces. “Each material contributes its own identity and complements the others,” he says. At the age of 13, Wagner handcrafted his first lantern—a defining moment that asserted his connection to craftsmanship. Today, he continues the traditional Moroccan lamp-making techniques his father learned from a Portuguese artisan in the 1960s and passed down to him. Although deeply rooted in tradition, Wagner's work moves beyond it through a creative process he describes as free and intuitive, devoid of function, form, or material. “Sometimes, I have a sudden flash of inspiration; other times, I dream of a piece.” He adds, “The pursuit of authenticity has made me more confident and free to believe in my ideas.”",[1044],[666],[827,791,828,670,673],[1779,1780,1781,1782],"Two Solitary Pebbles","The Shackles","Solitary Pebble","Baroque Jewel tables",[1689,1237,836,753,935,673],[759,1086,757,1019,762,1087,842,765,764,697],[703],[1053],[1044],-21.10859,-44.169195,"2025-03-27",{"_721":1788,"_722":1789},46,{"_649":1794,"_31":1795,"_652":1796,"_255":1800,"_378":1801,"_659":1802,"_661":1803,"_664":1804,"_667":1805,"_674":1806,"_681":1807,"_686":1808,"_700":38,"_701":1809,"_704":1810,"_707":1811,"_709":1812,"_711":1813,"_713":1094,"_715":1814,"_717":1815,"_719":1816,"_723":1817},"profile-4161",4161,[1797,1798,1799],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002v2G4AQ-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002v2E4AQ-right1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002v2F4AQ-right2.jpg","Bordadeiras do Curtume","bordadeiras-do-curtume-9r5mfw","The quilombola community of Curtume is composed of settlements in remote rural areas that preserve cultural practices and ancestral traditions to this day. Among them works a group of women who transform stitches into narratives. Established in 2015 with just three members, the Bordadeiras do Curtume has grown to include 46 embroiderers in 2024. Their work features original illustrations by Diogo Guimarães, the son of one of the embroiderers. These designs depict life in the sertão—the arid, rugged interior of Minas Gerais—capturing its beauty, challenges, and resilience. 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For Ricardo, woodworking transcends technique and is an intuitive craft led by the hands. “The hands know things the mind does not need to understand,” he reflects. “When I made banco Sela, I remember carving the wood and letting things happen, not forcing an outcome.” Incidentally, the Sela stool went on to win an award. Inspired by Joaquim Tenreiro and Scandinavian minimalism, Ricardo’s designs feature organic curves, rope, and responsibly sourced Brazilian hardwoods with natural imperfections, such as mineral streaks, insect bites, or discolourations. “These are not flaws but witnesses to the tree’s journey,” he says, emphasising that such marks are integral to the authenticity and aesthetic of his creations.",[1044],[666],[826,827,1346,670,673],[1832,1833,1834,1835,1836],"Three-Legged Chair","Aragonez do Cerrado","Sela stools","Natural stool","Paris Sofa",[1838,836,1009,685,673],"Rope",[1245,841,1840,1841,843,697],"Stool","Sofa",[703],[1053],[1044],-22.3355729745231,-42.5079417917056,"Nova Friburgo, Brazil","2025-03-13",{"_721":1845,"_722":1846},2578,{"_649":1852,"_31":1853,"_652":1854,"_255":1858,"_378":1859,"_659":1860,"_661":1861,"_664":1863,"_667":1864,"_674":1866,"_681":1867,"_686":1868,"_700":38,"_701":1869,"_704":1870,"_707":1872,"_709":1873,"_711":1874,"_713":1094,"_715":1875,"_717":1876,"_719":1877,"_723":1878},"profile-4159",4159,[1855,1856,1857],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002qDt4AI-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002qDr4AI-right1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002qDs4AI-right2.jpg","Central Veredas","homofaber-3vjz6l","Rooted in the Urucuia Grande Sertão Veredas region of Minas Gerais, Central Veredas is a network of around 200 women dedicated to artisanal crafts, including spinning, weaving, natural dyeing, buriti fibre carving, and embroidery. They produce throws, scarves, cushion covers, embroidered buriti boxes, clothing, and decorative pieces. Elder women preserve traditional spinning and weaving techniques, while younger women contribute their embroidery skills. The artisans’ husbands cultivate cotton with environmentally-friendly methods. Pente liço looms—traditional rigid heddle looms—are used. They are portable and equipped with slots to separate and organise the warp threads for weaving. 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In 1975, he turned to woodcutting, assisting poets of cordel literature—a Brazilian poetry and storytelling tradition—who could not afford covers for their booklets. “I soon fell in love with wood because it had a wonderful natural smell, and the craft emerged almost magically through cuts in different styles,” he recalls. Ciro transformed woodcutting into a narrative art form, portraying Brazilian traditions, stories, and daily life with authenticity. “I feel privileged to be a cultural messenger,” he says, reflecting on his 50-year career. His ability to bridge popular and contemporary culture earned critical acclaim and collaborations with prominent authors and musicians. In 2009, the Brazilian Academy of Letters awarded him a prize for illustration, cementing his transformative role in Brazilian culture.",[1890],"Block printing",[666,1224],[826,872,742,743,673,967],[1894,1895,1896,1897,1898],"Cirandinha","O Gato e o Peixe","O Beijo","Pifano","Amostra de Cultura",[1900,836,1288,673],"Ink",[1902,1903,885],"Illustration","Graphic design",[703],[1906],"Block printer",[1890],-22.911145086941,-43.1857896146314,{"_721":1908,"_722":1909},4009,{"_649":1913,"_31":1914,"_652":1915,"_255":1919,"_378":1920,"_659":1921,"_661":1922,"_664":1923,"_667":1924,"_674":1925,"_681":1931,"_686":1932,"_700":38,"_701":1933,"_704":1934,"_707":1935,"_709":1936,"_711":1937,"_713":1094,"_715":1938,"_717":1939,"_719":1940,"_723":1941},"profile-4169",4169,[1916,1917,1918],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002nHc4AI-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002nHa4AI-right1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002nHb4AI-right2.jpg","Isabel Ferrari","homofaber-dc5rqg","After nearly a decade as an audiovisual artist in Argentina, Isabel Ferrari returned to Brazil during the pandemic and discovered a passion for marquetry in her father’s woodworking studio. “The workshop felt like an opportunity to create, and I love creating!” she reflects. Her craft highlights the beauty of Brazilian woods like peroba rosa, pau marfim, and imbuia. Using reclaimed beams and floorboards, Isabel transforms weathered wood into unique pieces of furniture. \"This process is akin to uncovering a hidden gem,” she says, about discovering the true colours and detailed grains beneath the surface. Isabel’s work features angular, precise patterns. “I began working with repetitive, linear forms intuitively and later realised their connection to the contrasts and rhythms of indigenous art,” she explains.",[1649],[666],[828,672,966,673],[1926,1927,1928,1929,1930],"Meditation benches","Banco Mariposa","Pendants","Banco Joaninha","Banco Tamanduá and Banco Tatu",[836,673],[841,1840,1200,843,1201,697,699],[703],[1666],[1649],-23.7236262646906,-46.8984748239004,"Itapecerica da Serra, Brazil","2025-02-27",{"_721":1936,"_722":1937},1799,{"_649":1943,"_31":1944,"_652":1945,"_255":1949,"_378":1950,"_659":1951,"_661":1952,"_664":1953,"_667":1954,"_674":1955,"_681":1959,"_686":1961,"_700":38,"_701":1964,"_704":1965,"_707":1966,"_709":1967,"_711":1968,"_713":1094,"_715":1969,"_717":1970,"_719":1971,"_723":1972},"profile-4172",4172,[1946,1947,1948],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002jvZ4AQ-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002jvX4AQ-right1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002jvY4AQ-right2.jpg","Léo Ferreiro","leo-ferreiro-zruph3","With a foundation in architecture, Léo Ferreiro’s work draws on local materials and the boatbuilding techniques of Fortaleza. He creates contemporary furniture that embodies the essence of his coastal environment. “Incorporating traditional cultural elements into modern design allows me to create something truly authentic and human,” Léo explains. His Caré collection, inspired by the jangada—a traditional fishing boat of Ceará—translates its structure into chairs, armchairs, and benches. Through precise joinery and tension ropes, the collection reflects the resilience and functionality of these iconic vessels. A celebration of regional craftsmanship, Léo's work has garnered prestigious recognition, including the Museu da Casa Brasileira, the Brasil Design Awards in 2022 and the IF Design Award 2023. It was also showcased at the Salone del Mobile in Milan in 2023, further highlighting its blend of cultural heritage and modern aesthetics.",[1044],[666],[826,911,827,1185],[1956,1957,1958],"The Caré furniture staple materials","Cadeira Caré","Banco Caré",[1195,1838,836,1960,934,685,673],"Faux suede",[1245,1962,841,843,1963,697],"Lounge chair","Outdoor furnitures",[703],[1053],[1044],-3.79578319278321,-38.4755700081863,"Fortaleza, Brazil","2025-02-13",{"_721":1967,"_722":1968},2541,{"_649":1974,"_31":1975,"_652":1976,"_255":1980,"_378":1981,"_659":1982,"_661":1983,"_664":1985,"_667":1987,"_674":1989,"_681":1995,"_686":2001,"_700":38,"_701":2004,"_704":2005,"_707":2007,"_709":2008,"_711":2009,"_713":851,"_715":2010,"_717":2011,"_719":2012,"_723":2013},"profile-732",732,[1977,1978,1979],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002d3l4AA-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002d3h4AA-left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002d3k4AA-right2.jpg","Maibe Maroccolo","maibe-maroccolo-5yfbax","Maibe Maroccolo holds a master’s degree in Fashion and Sustainable Development from the University of London but her interest in natural dyes began earlier in her life. “My first masters were the skilled women in my family who cultivated a garden rich with medicinal herbs, spices and flowers,” she explains. Maibe deepened her understanding and technical skills with experts in London before returning home to explore her country’s rich biodiversity for natural dyeing resources. “My work involves researching, preserving, and innovating to create beautiful eco-friendly dyes for textiles and artistic use.” Maibe organises workshops and educational programmes with designers, artists and enthusiasts to help the new generation of creatives reconnect with nature and use healthier natural dyeing traditions in their work.",[1984],"Paint making",[666,1986],"Brasilia",[1988,672,742,965],"Nature",[1990,1991,1992,1993,1994],"Tintas naturais","Brazilwood colour","Handmade natural crayon","Annatto colour","Pomegranate colour",[1996,1997,1998,1999,882,673,2000],"Pigments","Sawdust","Wax","Vegetable pigments","Natural essences",[2002,2003,764],"Pigment","Building elements",[703],[2006],"Paint maker",[1984],-15.86506,-47.76303,"Brasilia, Brazil","2025-01-23",{"_721":2008,"_722":2009},2805,{"_649":2015,"_31":2016,"_652":2017,"_255":2021,"_378":2022,"_659":2023,"_661":2024,"_664":2025,"_667":2026,"_674":2027,"_681":2033,"_686":2034,"_700":38,"_701":2035,"_704":2036,"_707":2037,"_709":2038,"_711":2039,"_713":851,"_715":1635,"_717":2040,"_719":2041,"_723":2042},"profile-746",746,[2018,2019,2020],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002PyS4AU-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002PyQ4AU-right1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002PyR4AU-right2.jpg","Mona Diniz","homofaber-8aimhi","Although Mona Diniz, born and raised in Belo Horizonte, has a degree in Design and Photography, her curiosity for manual values led her towards tapestry. “I carry the idea of design in my work and it manifests as different colours and formats that allow me to develop series and collaborations,” says Mona. Many of her contemporary designs are inspired by architecture, especially Brazilian modernism, with its shapes and modules. She was invited to demonstrate her techniques on a TV show and was later invited by Casa Vogue in São Paulo and Argentina to participate in various workshops. This recognition for her work opened doors to new collaborations for Mona, giving life to her designs through more unexpected interpretations such as tapestry in jewellery.",[962],[666],[911,828,670,1520],[2028,2029,2030,2031,2032],"Ligório canvas and TT canvas","Yara canvas in blue","Dila series","Yara canvas in red","Yara series",[975,685],[978,762,765],[703],[981],[962],-19.93444,-43.95024,"2024-12-12",{"_721":2038,"_722":2039},2737,{"_649":2044,"_31":2045,"_652":2046,"_255":2050,"_378":2051,"_659":2052,"_661":2053,"_664":2054,"_667":2055,"_674":2056,"_681":2062,"_686":2063,"_700":38,"_701":2065,"_704":2066,"_707":2067,"_709":2068,"_711":2069,"_713":851,"_715":2070,"_717":2071,"_719":2072,"_723":2073},"profile-744",744,[2047,2048,2049],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002Mfd4AE-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002MfZ4AU-left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002Mfc4AE-right2.jpg","Morito Ebine","homofaber-3g3ted","In the mid-1990s, Morito Ebine left Japan for Brazil, carrying the teachings of Kanagawa University, where he studied woodworking and furniture design. He employs the millenary Japanese joinery technique known as sashimono, which assembles furniture without the use of nails, relying on intricate wood joints instead. Traditionally concealed in Japan, these joints are prominently displayed in Morito's work to suit Brazilian design preferences. He became proficient in handling native Brazilian woods, such as freijó, sucupira, and pau marfim, which differ in density from the Japanese woods he was familiar with. Morito upholds the deeply rooted Japanese tradition of passing down skills by imparting his expertise to others. “In Japan, the university trains you to teach. We learn from the elders and must teach what we know to the younger ones,” he explains.",[1044],[666],[827,913,1988,743,673],[2057,2058,2059,2060,2061],"Folha stool","Broto chair","Weg chair 2","Low rocking chair","Palinha stool",[673],[1840,1245,1628,2064,843,697],"Rocking chair",[703],[1053],[1044],-22.81094,-45.67186,"Santo Antônio do Pinhal, Brazil","2024-12-05",{"_721":2068,"_722":2069},5666,{"_649":2075,"_31":2076,"_652":2077,"_255":2081,"_378":2082,"_659":2083,"_661":2084,"_664":2085,"_667":2086,"_674":2087,"_681":2093,"_686":2099,"_700":38,"_701":2100,"_704":2101,"_707":2102,"_709":2103,"_711":2104,"_713":1094,"_715":947,"_717":2071,"_719":2105,"_723":2106},"profile-4165",4165,[2078,2079,2080],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002LGW4A2-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002LGU4A2-right1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002LGV4A2-right2.jpg","Leo Capote","homofaber-cdhmh6","Leo Capote is renowned for his sustainable and playful furniture designs. He specialises in upcycling objects with ingenuity, turning everyday objects into unexpected compositions, fit for gallery exhibitions. Born in São Paulo, Leo grew up amid tools in his grandfather's hardware store. Examples of his approach to his craft include transforming bicycles into sinks, forks into photo frames, or a shovel into a bench. His method includes overlays, joints, and fragmentations, exploring diverse material combinations. Leo has a degree in industrial design from Universidade Paulista, after which he interned with the Campana Brothers, gaining deep understanding into the design world.",[1044],[666],[827],[2088,2089,2090,2091,2092],"Nail Chair","Pickaxe Table","Machado Chair","Ironing Board Chair","Ball 8 Chair",[1014,791,2094,2095,2096,2097,2098,1013,753,1288,882,685],"Nickel","Eucalyptus","Rose gold","Paint","Velvet",[1245,1249,1628,1962,843,842,1963,697],[703],[1053],[1044],-23.53952,-46.65259,{"_721":2103,"_722":2104},5378,{"_649":2108,"_31":2109,"_652":2110,"_255":2114,"_378":2115,"_659":2116,"_661":2117,"_664":2119,"_667":2120,"_674":2122,"_681":2127,"_686":2130,"_700":38,"_701":2131,"_704":2132,"_707":2134,"_709":2135,"_711":2136,"_713":851,"_715":2137,"_717":2071,"_719":2138,"_723":2139},"profile-724",724,[2111,2112,2113],"https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002N3p4AE-center.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002N3l4AE-left1.jpg","https://hfgnext.s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/img/4YLTG0000002N3o4AE-right2.jpg","Waxamani Mehinako","homofaber-lswvc6","Waxamani Mehinako comes from Aldeia Kaupüna in Xingu, Mato Grosso. Through his work he immortalises Mehinako tribal graphics on canvas, anchoring their cultural legacy. As a representative of Mehinako and Aweti, he honours traditional graphic elements in his contemporary work, transcending mere aesthetics and communicating the symbolism of his ancestry. Waxamani's canvases become a vessel for a crucial mission—to preserve and support the diverse richness of native Brazilian culture. Waxamani's artistic process unfolds over days, revealing a commitment to authenticity. He makes black ink from charcoal and jenipapo, a traditional substance used by ancient peoples across the Amazon for body painting. The jenipapo juice, derived from the fruit, undergoes a meticulous process of mixing with water and boiling until it turns black. The red ink used in his paintings comes from urucum seeds. 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She graduated in Visual Arts from the Panamerican School of Art and Design and since then she has explored various media such as ceramics, drawing and photography. In 2015, Anália founded her multidisciplinary creative studio Casa Dobra, where she works as Creative Director and artisan. Her work is guided by an intuitive response to the material's entropic behaviour, operating in the ambiguity of clay's strength and fragility. This includes themes of 2D versus 3D, lightness and weight, tension and delicacy. 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