The Craft
Eighteen hours, one pair of hands
Nothing here is rushed. A single maker follows each piece from first cut to final burnish, and signs for it.
Panels are cut by hand rather than press, so the grain runs true across every seam. Edges are skived, painted and polished in four passes — the step most houses now skip.
Hardware is solid brushed brass, plated in a warm gold. Threads are waxed linen, saddle-stitched at every stress point so a broken stitch never travels.
From plantation to hand
A material with a memory
The Plantation
After harvest, the banana plant is discarded. We collect the pseudostem — a waste stream in every plantation — and give it a second life.
The Fibre
Stems are stripped, combed and dried into long silken fibres, then bonded into a sheet with plant resins. No chrome. No cruelty.
The Atelier
Every panel is cut by hand, saddle-stitched, and the edges burnished four times until they hold light the way water does.
The Delivery
Boxed in recycled board, sealed with a wax leaf, and carried to you — anywhere in the world, in eight days or fewer.