Esparto is not cut. It is pulled.
Isidoro Ramos returned to the fields where he grew up. And revived the tradition that his grandmother's and mother's hands taught him. So that Algarve esparto does not disappear from the hills where it still grows.

Na Marinha do Canto, o saber não tem validade. Tal como o sal.
No estuário do Tejo, as Salinas do Samouco foram outrora as maiores produtoras do país. Hoje resiste a Marinha do Canto onde o sal, teimoso, ficou.

The women who weave the mountains.
As Capuchinhas is a cooperative of artisans from the Serra de Montemuro who transform wool, linen and burel into pieces of contemporary design, preserving ancestral techniques of weaving and natural dyeing to keep the soul of the interior alive.

The master who paints with wood.
Jacky Cavallari is the master marqueter and ebonist who uses wood as his colour palette, creating detailed compositions through the hand-fitting of thin wood veneers, blending the rigour of the École Boulle with inspiration drawn from flora and fauna.

Enfia o Barrete, just as tradition demands.
The Enfia o Barrete collective has no intention of fooling anyone. It is dedicated to preserving Madeira's ear cap and to valuing the sheep's wool and natural fibres of the island, so that this beautiful tradition does not fall asleep.