Wake up!
The May Drop is here.
The May Drop:
Florals for Spring
This ceramic candle holder by Eva Lé is a one-of-a-kind piece, shaped entirely by hand in her Lisbon studio. The surface holds those gestures, slight shifts, irregular edges, and variations in glaze that make the object feel alive. Placed on a table, shelf, or mantel, it operates as a sculptural object that changes subtly with light throughout the day.
Earthenware, assorted glazes, gold
32 cm x 14 cm
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Please allow 1 week for shipping.
The Flower Brooch by Pedro Ventura is a testament to the love of flowers and the timeless art of brooch-making. Meticulously handcrafted fully by hand, it captures the delicate beauty of blossoms and the intricate details found in nature. A piece that lets you carry the spirit of a flower with you, wherever you go.
Sterling Silver, Prehnite
7cm height x 1,2cm diameter
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Please allow 2-4 weeks for shipping after confirmation as this is a made-to-order item.
The Cloud Chair explores the tension between structure and softness. While formed entirely from metal, its silhouette evokes a cloud - light, undefined, yet grounded. The fluid seat contrasts with the precision of the frame, creating a piece that sits between function and atmosphere.
Hand-formed patinated steel seat and back, tubular stainless steel frame
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Please allow 8 weeks for shipping after confirmation as this is a made-to-order item.
The Rhizantes Deceptor earrings by Luisa Olivera are developed through her research into 3D printing on textiles. She prints directly onto fabric using recycled materials, creating what she describes as “active textiles” — structures that take shape through tension between the soft textile and the printed material.
Instead of shaping the material by force, the form emerges through this interaction. The textile remains flexible, while the printed structure introduces constraint, allowing the piece to hold volume while staying lightweight.
The earrings are reversible. Each side presents a different composition, allowing the piece to be worn in two ways. Each pair is made by hand in her Paris studio. Variations occur in shape, fabric placement, and surface, presentation pliers not included.
Deadstock textile, tpu, sterling silver studs.
11.5cm diameter (open). 6cm diameter 8 (closed)
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Please allow 2 weeks for shipping after confirmation as this is a made-to-order item.
Florals for Spring
Florals for Spring? Every year new flowers bloom and we return to the far from groundbreaking motif…
They’ve always carried meaning. Roses signal love. Tulips mark new beginnings. Lilies move between purity and loss. Poppies hold memory. Across cultures, flowers have been used to say things people couldn’t say directly, they are a language of their own.
In this drop, the theme is approached as a framework. In some works, it appears directly, in others, it is translated - into pattern, into repetition, into material decisions that echo growth, fragility, or cycles of decay.
The collection brings together artists from Portugal, France, Finland, and the UK. All works are made by independent artists and makers, produced as unique pieces or limited editions.
The Flower Series by Maria Luzis the series in which the artist explores the visual dimension of the various processes and stages of mourning through the representation of flowers. This series also has a performative character, as it is the movement of the hand that determines the image created, not limiting this process to existing visual references.
Oil on wood
32x25 cm
Shipping from Portugal.
Please allow 1 week for shipping.
The Flower Series by Maria Luzis the series in which the artist explores the visual dimension of the various processes and stages of mourning through the representation of flowers. This series also has a performative character, as it is the movement of the hand that determines the image created, not limiting this process to existing visual references.
Oil on wood
15×15 cm
Shipping from Portugal.
Please allow 1 week for shipping.
This month we’re spotlighting Lisbon-based artist Maria Luz, with special focus on her Flowers Series, exploring the theme through various stages of grief.