STEKA SLEEVE

The objects are developed through a dialogue between two traditions.

From Sweden comes a way of thinking that values restraint — reducing form to what is necessary, and allowing function to guide every decision. From Japan comes a deep respect for making — where knowledge is built over time, and precision is carried through every step of the process.
Neither approach stands alone. It is in their meeting that the work takes shape.

Each object begins as an idea, but is refined through material, through handling, and through the hands that shape it. What starts as a line or a proportion is gradually adjusted, tested, and resolved in collaboration with the craftsmen who bring it into form.

This balance between intention and execution defines Mozambique.
Design and making, considered as one.