NÓMADA III Tapestries barro negro has long been

barro negro has long been used to craft utilitarian and spiritual forms—its origins found in the very memory of the land

It bridges ancestral craftsmanship with contemporary sensibility

they represent a sense of community

FASE Pendant Oyster reimagines the lunar cycle as a suspended sculptural gesture

Cut from solid blocks of Negro Monterrey or Blanco Bego marble

NÓMADA III Tapestries barro negro has long beenNmada III is the boldest in the series of three. A sculptural expression of repetition, balance, and duality. Created in collaboration with Juan Carlos in 2018, it honours the roots of Entes design language while embracing a contemporary voice.