Isabel Ríos is a Bolivian textile artist based in Barcelona. Her practice centers on handmade tapestry, where making becomes a space for reflection, rhythm, and care. Shaped by a background in graphic design and fashion, her work explores repetition, natural fibers, and gesture through an intuitive approach rooted in patience and attention. Discover our selection of woven wall pieces and textile works made in her Barcelona studio, each carrying a quiet connection to material, memory, and craft.

Kelly Begiazi is a Greek artist, crafter, multidisciplinary designer, and architect based in Barcelona. Her practice moves between art, craftsmanship, and design, exploring the space where these disciplines meet. Guided by intuition, she creates pieces that blend traditional techniques with spontaneous gestures, celebrating the essential and the imperfect. Discover our selection of ceramic jewelry boxes, trays, terracotta tables, vases, and stoneware frames made in Kelly’s Barcelona studio.

Esther Lara is a visual artist and ceramicist from Barcelona. Working across painting, ceramics, and illustration, her practice explores the human experience through expressive forms, where figures and animals reveal vulnerability, instinct, and imagination. Guided by an interest in dreams and mysticism, she creates pieces that feel both intimate and symbolic. Discover our selection of ceramic candleholders, jewelry boxes, and vases made in her Barcelona studio.

Estela Díez is a Spanish designer and founder of Boombo Studio, originally from Asturias and now based in Madrid. With a background in interior design and scenography, her practice explores composition, material, and visual storytelling through the traditional craft of straw marquetry. Working with rye straw, she creates luminous geometric surfaces that bridge tradition and contemporary expression through slow and attentive making. Discover our selection of handcrafted lamps made in Estela’s Madrid studio.

Ana Grajales is a textile artist and industrial designer from Uruguay based in Mallorca whose practice is rooted in slow and intuitive weaving. Guided by a close relationship with natural fibres, landscape, and ancestral techniques, her work explores weaving as a way of shaping material, memory, and transformation. Working primarily with wool from Uruguay and Mallorca alongside linen, wood, and textile fragments, Ana creates tactile works that move between craft, sculpture, and storytelling. Discover our selection of handwoven wall pieces made in Mallorca, where natural fibres, texture, and quiet reflections on change and growth come together through weaving.

Miriam Cernuda is a ceramic artist based in Barcelona whose practice explores the relationship between material, history, and form through both sculptural and functional objects. Guided by intuition, traditional techniques, and a sensitivity to natural textures and colours, her work draws from landscapes, ancient cultures, and the quiet qualities of earth based materials. Working primarily with hand built and wheel thrown ceramics, Miriam creates tactile pieces where surface, texture, and form remain closely connected to the material itself. Discover our selection of bowls, plates, jars, sculptural columns, and vessels inspired by Mediterranean forms, ancient references, and the natural tones of the earth.

Anna Arroyo is a jewellery designer based between Berlin and Barcelona whose practice is rooted in slowness, intuition, and a deep respect for materials. Guided by organic forms and subtle textures, her work explores jewellery as an extension of the body through tactile shapes and careful material choices. Working primarily with recycled sterling silver, Anna creates pieces where softness, irregularity, and everyday wear remain central to the making process. Discover our selection of handcrafted rings and earrings made between Berlin and Barcelona, shaped through organic forms designed for layering, wearing, and living with over time.

Maya Venkova is a photographer and ceramicist originally from Bulgaria and based in Barcelona whose practice explores the relationship between nature, memory, and material through clay. Guided by landscapes, textures, and observations from the natural world, her work transforms these impressions into tactile forms that hold a quiet connection to place. Working primarily with hand built ceramics, Maya creates pieces where surface, shape, and texture reflect the environments that inspire her. Discover our selection of bowls and vases made in Barcelona, each shaped through an intuitive approach to form and a close relationship with nature.