Legendary designer Emanuele Pantanella began his career in the 1970s (his work can be found in museums across the globe, like the Met in New York, London's V&A, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris). Revived with the help of his grandchildren, the house's latest collection sees archival clutches and wooden bangles, once left on hold, enriched with hand-sourced stones as sculptural, one-of-a-kind details.
Each piece is handcrafted using rare vintage wood essences and precious stones sourced directly from Emanuele’s personal archive — no two creations are alike. More than accessories, they become enduring expressions of craftsmanship and vision, capable of standing the test of time. Small works of art, meant to be both worn and displayed.
