Carlos H. Fernandez is a Mexico City–based design studio dedicated to thoughtful experimentation and material exploration. Each piece emerges from a careful process rooted in the historical, social, and cultural narratives of its surroundings, reflecting a deep sensitivity to context.

Working with authentic, expressive materials, the studio creates objects that balance tradition and modernity while remaining grounded in a strong sense of place. The result is a body of work that moves beyond function, offering pieces that are both collectible and emotionally resonant.

Through limited editions and custom commissions, Carlos H. Fernandez continues to explore the intersection of art, history, and craftsmanship, shaping objects that carry meaning as much as form.

Nuria Figueiredo is a ceramic artist working at the intersection of ritual, memory, and imagination. From her studio Casa Chamota in Galicia, she approaches clay as a vessel for the invisible with gestures, symbols, and quiet stories rooted in everyday life.

Drawing from regional traditions, oral histories, and landscape, her figures and vessels feel both familiar and otherworldly. All inhabited by guardians, hybrids, and tender presences.

Hand-modelled and intuitively formed, each piece carries subtle variations. Meant to accompany rather than explain, her objects live within domestic spaces as contemporary talismans, gently bridging the ancestral and the present.