ART, EARTH AND IDENTITY
Discovering Brazil through design is part of our DNA and what we love doing the most at TH.
From ancestral weavings to stone sculptures, we seek authentic Brazilian expressions in materials that tell stories ? and in artists who translate our culture with their hands.
In this special curation, we present four territories, four materials and a meeting between tradition and design.
Alagoas | Handwoven art
On the banks of the rivers of Maceió, artisans transform the buriti palm straw into pieces that bring delicacy and manual technique to the table.
Hand-woven, they carry the movement of the hands that created them, perpetuating knowledge passed down from generation to generation, and now, made in local communities.
Ceará | Clay that becomes light
Harmony born from the earth, in a composition that celebrates natural stones and native ceramics. Organic forms, warm colors and the essence of Ceará translated into design.
A connection of roots that connects earth and light, respecting ancestral knowledge and culture of our people.
Soon in TH, a new story with an attentive eye to time and the rhythms of nature.
Minas Gerais | Soapstone & collectible design
The soapstone of Minas Gerais crosses borders, and its roots are deep.
Extracted and worked locally, the material gains new forms in the hands of designers who explore its possibilities, creating pieces that transit between functionality and sculpture. Here, collectible design joins the Minas Gerais know-how, resignifying a raw material that has been part of the landscape and local culture for centuries.
South | Leather and transparency in creation
In the South of the country, manual work in leather is transformed into furniture pieces with an approach that values time, material, and origin.
In our curation, 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 a material that spans generations.
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