Brazilianicity

The Brazil that inspires and connects us is much more than family scenes, destinations and landscapes.

It reveals itself in communities, and in the hands that shape, carve, and lapidate raw material with precision and sensitivity, in a territory of what is artisanal that transcends our borders.

In this cut, we want to explore, value, and give voice to what is born from these hands, from our regions and territories, a dialogue between history and present.

Itaipava, Rio de Janeiro

In the workshops of Luiz Salvador, in Itaipava, each piece of ceramic from our Taormina Collection is molded by hand, glazed, and fired. Bowls, travessas and functional objects from our table carry the memory of human touch: small variations in the painting celebrate the light imperfection that makes each piece unique.

Nordestesse

From the Northeast, natural buriti nuts arrive, entwined with ancestral techniques, passed from generation to generation in small communities of our country. Cestas, bandejas and american games, translate the strength of an artisanal trade that resists time, connecting function and aesthetics. Beyond utility, these pieces carry the memory of those who made them and the territory that inspires them.

Rio Choró, Ceará

A harmony that springs from the Rio Choró clay in a composition that celebrates the barro as native raw material. Organic shapes, warm colors and the essence of Ceará translated into design. A meeting of roots that connects earth and light, respecting the ancestral heritage and the culture of our people.

Beyond Time, São Paulo

In São Paulo, silver takes shape in the hands of designers who combine technique, precision and sensitivity. Each object, whether a tray or a table piece, goes through a process that starts with raw metal and ends with final polishing, totally manual. The work breaks down into meticulous steps: cutting, modeling, soldering and finishing are done carefully, ensuring clean lines and precise details. The final shine is not just polished; it is won after hours of attention, repetition and care. The process values human hands at every step, the witness of an art that resists time, translating talent and identity.

Creative Impulse, in São Paulo

Pauline designers expand their art into the universe of the house and bring to the TH curatorial objects in metal that cross the threshold between jewelry and decoration.

Cada peça é pensada como um detalhe que dialoga com a arquitetura, uma história a ser contada e acabamento impecáveis, de uma ponte entre talento artesanal e design contemporâneo, com o rigor técnico da ourivesaria, pensadas para viver em nosso cotidiano.

Carved Tradition, Minas Gerais

The soapstone of Minas Gerais crosses borders, and its roots are deep, extracted and worked locally, the material takes new forms in the hands of designers who explore its possibilities, creating pieces that transition between functionality and sculpture. Here, the collectible design joins the savoir-faire mineiro, re-signifying a raw material that has been part of the landscape and our local culture for centuries.

South of Brazil

In the South of our country, a manual leather work transforms into house pieces with an approach that values time, material and origin.

In our curatorial selection, there are few local partners, with a traceable process and a careful look at the raw material.

Each piece carries subtle marks of the artisanal process and human touch, preserving the material.

The Brazil that traverses our curatorial selection is made of hands, memory and territory.

It is about living matter, careful processes and stories that become objects that last generations, carrying with them the identity of those who make them and especially the inspiration of where they were born.

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