Aire del Sur

With its rustic chic personality and the elegant designs of Marcelo Lucini, airedelsur combines the exquisite character of Argentina and its talented craftsmen. airedelsur presents exclusive collections for the home as well as sophisticated women's accessories.  airedelsur's products reflect a native concept that has been refined in such a way that elegance is present in every object of home décor and in stylish belts and handbags.  100% handmade, airedelsur works with alpaca silver; a variety of rich woods; cow, goat and deer horns; natural cow and horsehide leathers; and semi-precious  onyx.
airedelsur is now found in many countries, including the USA, Japan, Singapore, Spain, England, Canada, Italy, Australia, Mexico, Jordan and the Arab Emirates.  AIREDELSUR is sold in the finest boutiques and luxury department stores, such as Barneys, Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, attracting a cultured clientele that appreciates airedelsur's unique character.
The airedelsur collection has also been offered in prestigious international catalogues and websites, such as Vivre, Gorsuch and Couturelab. airedelsur products have been featured in top fashion and home design magazines, including Vogue, Oprah, Elle Decor, Harpers Bazaar, InStyle, Town & Country and New York Magazine.

 

Album Boutique

Agustina Lago started designing and manufacturing photo albums a few years ago. This started as a hobby, and has now developed into a successfull business. The key to her success lies in the quality and beauty of the materials, from all over the world, chosen for each album. The albums are then carefully sewn by hand, using the most ancient technique in book binding. The Album Boutique is proud to offer a high quality product that will guard and protect people's precious memories.

Cabinet Oseo

Sculptor Celina Saubidet and jeweler Marina Molinelli Wells, partnered to create a collection of jewelry pieces. Being nature and the human body their source of inspiration, revealing the invisible has become their creative objective. Bones turn into jewels to create a collection of unique hand crafted 925 sterling silver and polyester resin pieces. One of a kind jewelery pieces to show the what can't be seen.

Carla Di Sí

A fanatic of the eyeglass as an object, Carla is part of a legacy of opticians. The Carla Di Sí Eyewear Collection came out of Carla's impulse to transform her own thoughts on eyewear into a trademark. What makes this talented designer unique is how she pays careful attention to the completion of each piece exactly like envisioned it. Her individual style is reflected in her designs, which can be found in Argentina, Japan, Uruguay, Chile, USA and England. Each piece is proudly handmade to perfection in Argentina.

Catalina MZ

Catalina Milberg Zavaleta specializes in Handbags Design. She personally selects every material she uses to create her very special leather handbag collection.
Her unique bags all have the natural original print of the cowhide, which ultimately guarantees the individuality of each piece. The quality of the leather and how it's produced is of great importance to her, in order to ensure that the handbags will last long enough to build character and individuality over time.

Confitte

Established in 2009, Confitte is an fast-growing Argentinian brand formed by Francisco and Hernan Cibils, two creative young men from Buenos Aires. Their goal is to introduce art into everyday life by producing innovative products with new materials, intervened by selected artists. All pieces are elaborated with Tyvek® Paper which gives the products the qualities of being resistant, flexible, waterproof and 100% recyclable.

Federico de Alzága for Aracano

Aracano is a collection of jewelry inspired by Andean designs. Our gold and silver, from the heart of the Andes, project the noble strength of ancient mountain gods. Andean warriors used these silver charms for protection during their battles and their hunting expeditions. Women took them for their magical powers and for their energy, and wore them during their fertility rituals. Aracano revives, using the same pure materials, the magic and strength of the Andes and its people.

Irene Brandt

Irene Brandt is a young fashion designer born in Buenos Aires, currently living in London, where she graduated with honors in (BA) Fashion Design and Technology, at the London College of Fashion. Her first collection explores the dichotomies of freedom/oppression and strength/fragility, seeking to combine ideas with images, wearable garments with a unique sense of delicacy, and a modern style with a timeless touch.
In recent years, she has worked at Burberry (London), Chanel (Paris), Giles Deacon (London) and María Cher (Buenos Aires). Irene is particularly interested in the history of fashion design, pictorial movements and sociological analysis of the causes and consequences of fashion.
In her textile range 'Dress Codes', she investigated Braille and Morse code, leading to the production of laser cut and printed fabrics featuring hidden messages.

Kussrow

Soledad Kussrow is a young Argentinian Artist and Designer. Kussrow has been always fascinated with animals, so when she started desgining jewelry, this was her main topic,a tribute to animals. 'They fascinate us, we feel fear of them, we would like to touch them, caress them.'
Soledad desires: 'To have our bears, fish, deers, birds and wolves to sight and hand... or in our own hand.'  The accuracy of the hyperrealistic details in her pieces ennobled by the materials she uses –bronze, silver, gold-, allow her to create a fantacy world in which she plays with many different species.
'By having animals we are a bit them and they are a bit us.'

Mapuche

Adriana Laurino and Claudia Holowakzuk merged forces and started Mapuche, a brand that manufactures wool pieces in ancient handcraft weaving and knitting techniques developed by indigenous communities. They carefully select rich materials and treat them in eco-friendly ways.

Marcelo Toledo

Marcelo Toledo started to work in precious metal craftmanship when he was only 17 years old. Today, at 37, and the owner of a stylish atelier in the mythical San Telmo quarter in Buenos Aires, he is one of the most reputable silversmith/goldsmith in Argentina. He amazes the public with his creativity and good taste –the final touch he gives each piece makes it unique and unrepeatable–. His most exclusive designs include exquisitely wrought silver mate vessels, large gaucho knives, hand-chiseled whip grips, flower vases, candelabra, cutlery sets, where the classical colonial style can be guessed but does not prevail. It is like a parentage mark, the roots of a style that has gradually acquired its own heterodoxy. He is in addition the author of a highly sophisticated, modern line of pieces including belt buckles and cuff links, Havana cigar holders, wine samplers, whips and precious jewels.
He has forged silver pieces for the King and Queen of Spain, Juan Carlos I and Sofía; Prince Charles and his mother Elizabeth II, Queen of England; the Pope Juan Pablo II; Prince Felipe of Asturias and his wife, former president Bill Clinton, Robbie Williams, Christopher Lambert, Tiziano Ferro, Anthony Hopkins, Ricky Martin, Madonna, Elena Roger, former US president George Bush and his wife; current president Barack Obama, and Prince William and Princess Maxima of The Netherlands, among many other personalities.

Oleana

Yanina Faour is an Argentinian jewelry designer and fourth generation jeweler. She has been designing for her brand since 2003 getting her inspiration from her affinity for architecture and the fine arts. Her collections are composed of of locally handcrafted pieces with architectural and Latin American influences. Yanina explores Art Deco and Art Nouveau sensibilities that are ever present in the magical identity of Buenos Aires. She has been called the "enfant terrible" of fine jewelry in Argentina due to her nontraditional designs and uses of precious materials.
Faour was selected as a reference for the French cosmetics company Guerlain in Argentina and her latest collection was presented at fashion week in Paris at the Workshops Fashion Agency. Her latest artistic creation with Celeste Martinez, Maladie by Oleana, was exhibited in Buenos Aires Photo in 2010, ArteBA in 2011 (Latin America’s largest art fair), and had a presence at the Venice Biennale 2011 in Italy. Her second art jewelry project named “Carnivore, Art-a-Porter” along with the fine artist Paula Toto Blake will soon be sold at the Museum of Fine Arts store in Houston.

Perez Sanz

Julio & Luciano Perez Sanz (father and son), silversmiths, architects, designers have been crafting exquisite accessories and objects since 1966 in Argentina. Their designs are exquisite, whimsical and unique. Every piece they design is handmade in their studio in Buenos Aires where they do all kind of accessories, furniture and special requests commissions.
Stylists and celebrities crave their designs because their spirit of originality and singularity shines through. They have been featured in various publications worldwide, such as American Vogue, Vogue Nippon, W Magazine, Departures, among others.

 
 

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