Our marquetry pieces are meticulously crafted by hand, using small pieces of laminated wood in carefully selected colors. Every detail and nuance of the designs is remembered with styluses and inlaid one by one, creating a highly aesthetic puzzle. We work with a variety of blades, most of which are made from tiny pieces, which, before the artist's gaze, instantly transform into a hummingbird's eye or the lightness of a butterfly's wing. Initially, the wood is selected to compose the previously decided design. They are then cut out with styluses, forming the design, and glued manually. Subsequently, they go through the pressing process to be fixed on another wooden base. This work follows the work patterns of the ancient Florentine Masters. In the "Jaguar skin" piece, we used a recycled eucalyptus root base, adorned with small pieces of Jacareúba, black blond and muiracatiara, which give the feline's characteristic slightly reddish tone. Each piece brings together the colors, smell and history of the forest people. In each piece of wood, we tell the story of the people, fauna and flora of the Amazon.
