DOME

Launched in 2025 as an art installation during the participation of itens at SP-arte 2025, the REDOMA collection features designs by Ana Neute and creative direction by Mariana Amaral.

REDOMA is inspired by the delicacy and precision of Renaissance lace, honoring this intangible cultural heritage, a central element of the pieces, protected by a frosted glass structure that receives light internally, creating an ethereal and welcoming effect. To reinforce the symbolism, a second transparent glass dome surrounds one piece, representing the preservation and appreciation of this ancestral knowledge.

More than just illuminating, REDOMA tells stories. Each celebrity celebrates the Rendeiras da Aldeia de Carapicuíba collective, formed by women who found in lacemaking not only a form of expression, but also of autonomy and cultural strengthening. Since 2006, the group, led by master craftswomen like Wilma da Silva, has preserved this tradition, passing on its knowledge from generation to generation. "Through lacemaking, the community of women keeps alive one of the most beautiful Brazilian manual traditions, which connects them with the ancestry preserved in the making of lace, this precious asset," concludes the artisan.
Hailing from different regions of Brazil, these talented women have found in lacemaking a source of livelihood and a way to reconnect with their roots. Beyond the tradition inherent in Renaissance Lace, the REDOMA collection embodies the strength of the female collective, uniting the work of the lacemakers, designer Ana Neute, and our creative director Mariana Amaral.

Singing songs as they weave, the singing lacemakers give rhythm to their work, imbuing each piece with Brazilian spirit and emotion. A beautiful craft that represents values ​​and belongs not only to them, but also to our brand and our audience.
In addition to the glass versions, the collection also includes models featuring polished brass domes, reflecting the surrounding lacework and creating a sophisticated interplay of light and shadow. This combination of materials allows for varied compositions and installations, adding lightness, shine, and texture to residential and commercial spaces.

The collection features various types and sizes of pendant lights, in a variety of finishes.

Acknowledgments: Núbia Esteves, Marcia Ferreira, Dalva
Carvalho, Wilma da Silva, Maria José da Silva, Maria de Fátima
Daniel, Lucilene Silva

Photos: Marco Antonio