Ananta Design Studio is a Cape Town–based multidisciplinary design studio founded in 2022 by sister duo Viveka and Rucita Vassen, creating collectible furniture, lighting, and decor inspired by the intersection of South African and Indian cultural identities.

Rooted in craftsmanship, storytelling, and community, the studio collaborates closely with local artisans to reinterpret traditional techniques through bold contemporary forms, vibrant colors, and expressive patterns.

ATLAS is a Colombia-based design project by industrial designer Mariana Vieira, conceived as a travel journal expressed through objects, spaces, and experiences.

Based in a deep connection to Colombian culture and landscapes, the project explores the relationships between humans, nature, and the mystical, translating these narratives into everyday objects with a strong local identity.

ENTE arte.objeto is a Mexico City-based art and design studio founded by Carmen Castillo in 2018, creating functional objects that explore the natural essence and expressive possibilities of stone.

Through an evolving process of experimentation, the studio transforms ideas, memories, and observations into sculptural yet functional pieces that balance delicacy, elegance, and material transformation.

LOFA Ceramics is a Mexico-based ceramic studio founded by architect Andrea Mantecón Guillén, merging high-temperature ceramics, design, and architecture to create handcrafted tiles and surfaces.

Through experimentation with natural minerals, oxides, and in-house glazes, the studio develops distinctive colors, textures, and finishes.

Guculiya is a Ukraine-based brand of authentic black-smoked ceramics and natural textiles, founded by designer Danuta Kril.

Drawing on ancient firing techniques and traditional craftsmanship, the brand creates limited series of objects that carry symbolism, history, and a strong sense of material heritage.

Milla Novo is a Netherlands-based fiber artist creating hand-knotted textile works that move between art, craft, and spatial design.

Her work is deeply informed by her Mapuche Indigenous heritage from south-central Chile, reinterpreting ancestral weaving traditions and symbolism into a contemporary knotted visual language.

Morii Design is a multidisciplinary studio based in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, founded in 2019 by Brinda and Kabir, creating contemporary design that bridges Indian craftsmanship and modern aesthetics.

The studio works across embroidery, textile art, and collaborative making, yet remains anchored in a single pursuit: allowing craft to evolve without losing its connection to place, people, and memory.

Puna is a Lima-based design brand founded in 2010 by Mariana Otero and Yerko Zlatar and focused on woven textiles, interior decor, and furniture that fuse graphics with contemporary design.

Inspired by traditional Andean craft, infused with graphics and modern design, they are a brand and design studio, intertwining their smaller design projects with larger ones.

Rebeca Cors is a Mexican artist creating sculptural objects inspired by abstractions of the human body, geological forms, and a sense of stillness and contemplation.

Deeply inspired by Mexico’s natural landscapes, cultural richness, and artisanal traditions, her practice is rooted in preserving ancestral craftsmanship and materials through contemporary forms.

Rumba Bor is a Thailand-based relational design studio founded by Rumpa Paweenpongpat, creating objects that emerge from experimentation with recycled materials and found industrial molds.

Working with repurposed plastic components, the studio transforms discarded production elements into new functional forms, where each piece carries unique material variations and unpredictable patterns.

Studio Sana Benzaitar is a Marrakech-based design studio dedicated to preserving Moroccan rug weaving traditions while reinterpreting them through a contemporary lens.

Rooted in the rich craftsmanship of the Amazigh weaving heritage, the studio works with an all-female team of artisans from the Middle Atlas region, creating handwoven rugs that combine traditional techniques, natural sheep’s wool, and vegetable dyes.

Founded in 2017 by Mpho Vackier, TheUrbanative is a Johannesburg-based furniture and product design studio creating contemporary pieces rooted in African cultural narratives and heritage.

Inspired by abstracted cultural references, craftsmanship, and material exploration, the studio merges modern furniture silhouettes with storytelling, sustainability, and evolving design practices, translating African identities and traditions into contemporary objects for the urban native.

Topis Ceramica is a Guatemala-based ceramics studio founded by designer Lilyan Benecke, creating handcrafted objects inspired by the colors, architecture, traditions, and natural beauty of Antigua Guatemala.

Through its collections, Topis translates the rich visual language and cultural atmosphere of Antigua, Guatemala, into contemporary ceramic objects while supporting and celebrating the artisanal knowledge behind each creation.

Yael Anders is a Zurich-based multidisciplinary designer working at the intersection of design and social interaction, creating objects and experiences that encourage connection through tactile engagement, playful forms, and intuitive gestures.

Shaped by experiences across Zurich, Paris, Berlin, and Sweden, her work spans illustration, ceramics, jewelry, and spatial design.