who we work with
JISO LABO
ITALYJISO LABO is the experimental jewelry practice of Isea Karsli, a silversmith, and multidisciplinary artist. Rooted in movement, intuition, and tension, each piece is an artifact of form in flux — heavy yet porous, bold yet open to interpretation. J’ISO LABO designs are genderless, sculptural, and driven by the raw poetry of material.
Founded in Florence by Isea herself, the label reflects her background in photography and media arts (Middlesex University London, NABA Milan, The New School NYC), as well as her years in art direction and creative strategy across Europe and the U.S. This hybrid formation informs her unique approach to jewelry: not as ornament, but as gesture, weight, and ritual.
Rosanna Ocampo
THE PHILIPPINESFor over 15 years, Rosanna Ocampo has been crafting fashion that resonates. From her education at Milan's prestigious Istituto Marangoni to her dynamic presence in the local industry, Rosanna's journey is artistic evolution and empowerment.
Inspired by music, sunlit days, and wanderlust, her designs exude a fusion of femininity, flirtatiousness, and sensuality. With a keen eye for textures, colors, and prints, she weaves her mood and personality into every piece.
Rosanna's fashion is an ode to transformation, mirroring the changing seasons of her life. Guided by her vision, she empowers modern women to embrace their multifaceted roles while expressing themselves confidently.
Rosanna's legacy is marked by creativity, elegance, and a fearless embrace of individuality. Her designs tell stories of empowerment, offering a canvas where the modern woman's journey is painted with style, substance, and self- assuredness.
IJO’DESIGN
ITALYAfter graduating in architecture, founder and designer Annalisa Surace completed her Master’s degree in Design Management at the Domus Academy, where the idea of IJO’design was born. The project became a reality in 2000 with the aim of exploring a new territory for those years and creating the union between craftsmanship and design. The essence of IJO’design investigates elements of conscious business development, such as the recovery and enhancement of traditional workings of Italy’s Salento region in Puglia, the continuous search for cultural references, traces of memory, and the link with the genius loci also expressed by the name IJO, ‘sole’ in griko, the ancient language of Magna Grecia still spoken today in the lower Salento.