
Luisa Soto Joyeria
Luisa Soto Joyeria’s pieces have a decidedly contemporary design that’s inspired by moving geometric figures, everyday life, and the beauty of nature, transformed into metal through various innovative techniques.
After several years of leading projects with a social focus in a technology company, Andrea Garcia Orjuela took the leap and founded Manosabia. Her dream was to start a brand that combined her fascination with crafts, her passion for decoration, and her motivation to recognize the tireless work of Colombia’s rural artisans.
Started in 2016, Manosabia’s mission is to keep the creative spirit in permanent evolution in order to offer new decorative pieces inspired by different handcrafted techniques, where quality and attention to detail are the brand’s signature.
Kalina was founded in 2021 with a desire to share the passion of home decoration and tableware styling with the world. Stepping into an extremely competitive landscape, Kalina creators, Regina and Alejandra, launched their brand with a commitment to quality and style at competitive prices.
After months seeking out the best Mexican artisans and craftspeople around the country, they found a local craft workshop in Tonalá, Jalisco; a town better known for its clay and ceramic arts and crafts. Today they bring their crafts to customers around the world.
Tadd’Art Collection was founded by Maria Tijani, an interior designer and architect inspired by her Amazigh origins. Tadd'Art, which means house in Amazigh, is a large table of inspiration around which ancestral knowledge and the energy of the youngest get to interact.
Tadd’art Collection cultivates a passion for ancestral and new things that pushes them to be authentic and innovative at the same time, through the techniques, materials, and colors used in the creation process.
GUNIA Project was created in 2017 by Natasha Kamenska and Maria Gavryliuk with a mission to preserve Ukrainian national values and show the world the beauty of Ukraine by highlighting handmade crafts like decorative paintings, ceramics, wicker weaving, and embroidery.
In line with our mission of bringing the world’s most exceptional artisans to you, The Nopo is partnering with GUNIA Project to support Ukrainian artisans and their country. 100% of the money you spend on Ukrainian crafts will go directly to GUNIA Project, with zero fees taken out.