Artisans

Explore our selection of Italian artisans: their stories, their craft, and the timeless, soulful objects they bring to life

Fondazione Le Costantine

The Le Costantine Foundation was established in 1982 in Casamassella, in Salento with the aim of promoting activities that combine tradition and innovation. It specializes in artisanal weaving on 4-shaft pedal looms, biodynamic agriculture, and tourism. A point of reference for those seeking the beauty, quality, and tradition of true Made in Italy.

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Nico Preste

Born in Galatina in 1968, Nico Preste is a craftsman and artist who transforms reclaimed materials into original, meaningful works. Using ceramics, wood, metal, and vintage objects found at flea markets, he creates unique pieces that tell a story and reflect a deep commitment to sustainability and tradition.

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Alessandra Bray

In 2009, Alessandra Bray founded the Avanzi brand. The name evokes the idea of moving forward, of transforming what remains into something new, evolved, and surprising. Alessandra has developed a personal technique capable of reducing cardboard to embroidery “threads” or woven rushes, giving life to lamps with a strong evocative impact.

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Gianpiero Indino

Founded in 1807 and handed down from generation to generation, Ceramiche e Terracotte di Indino Gianpiero is a benchmark for artistic ceramics in the heart of Salento. A passion for art and ceramics, combined with a background in art history, guides every creation, which is handmade using traditional and innovative techniques.

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Fratelli Parisi

For generations, Parisi has been bringing light to life through its luminarie, the dazzling light installations that transform streets and squares into magical stages during Southern Italian celebrations. Known worldwide and now a true symbol of Italian, Parisi brings a warm Mediterranean touch to contemporary living spaces.

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Centrino Style

Once upon a time, in southern Italy, grandmothers would sit patiently, weaving delicate “centrini” by hand. These weren’t just decorations, they were symbols of care, tradition, and the quiet beauty of everyday life. Today, that same spirit lives on in Centrino Style.

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Massimiliano Morelli

A former lithographer, Massimiliano Morelli has transformed his passion for design into a journey of craftsmanship and experimentation. Since 2015, he has been creating handmade furniture and home accessories, constantly exploring new materials and inspired by the organic beauty of the sea.

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