Casa Itti is taking Brazilian craftsmanship overseas, transcending borders and sharing the richness of our traditions with the world. This expansion reinforces our commitment to connecting cultures, fostering creative exchange, and amplifying the positive impact of artisanal work beyond Brazil—building global bridges that celebrate design, sustainability, and cultural diversity.

Tudo começa com uma ideia. Talvez você queira abrir uma empresa. Talvez você queira transformar um passatempo em algo mais sério.

Brazilians artisans transform fita tusa — a solid waste byproduct from the paper and pulp industry — into meaningful, handmade pieces. By combining this industrial material with traditional weaving and basketry techniques, artisans give new life to what would otherwise be discarded. The result is a collection of sustainable objects that honor both environmental responsibility and cultural craftsmanship.

Native to the Atlantic Forest and coastal regions of Brazil, piassava fiber is harvested from a type of palm known for its resilience and raw elegance.