Trenzar leather cushion
Pelle
50 × 50 cm
Fatto su ordinazione — realizzato appositamente per te. Edizione limitata di 50 pezzi.
Pelle trattata e modellata a mano
Fatto in Spagna
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ARTISAN
DESIGN
Natalia Ortega doesn’t just design – she redefines what it means to
craft in the modern world. A Spanish industrial designer, she brings a
thoughtful and contemporary approach to traditional craftsmanship.
Known for her unique designs in furniture, objects, and cutlery, Natalia
uses materials like clay, wood, stone, leather, and blown glass,
combining them in ways that highlight both their tactile beauty and
cultural significance. One of her most celebrated projects is BOW,
a groundbreaking collection of candlehorder and chair in iron crafted by
artisans using age-old techniques. Whether working with small local brands or prestigious luxury names
like LOEWE, Natalia seeks to celebrate the diverse artistry found in
Spain, crafting pieces that stand the test of time. In an age where mass
production dominates, her work is a bold statement of what it means
to create with intention, using the tools of the past to shape the future.
SPEDIZIONE E RESI
Ogni pezzo è realizzato su ordinazione a Barcellona; la produzione può richiedere fino a 30–35 giorni lavorativi.
Spedizione I costi sono calcolati al checkout secondo destinazione e dimensioni; le condizioni variano. Le spedizioni sono assicurate: controlla il pezzo e segnala danni entro 48 ore. Consulta la Politica di spedizione.
Resi L’idoneità dipende da prodotto, personalizzazione e destinazione. Marlot gestisce i resi idonei nell’UE; fuori dall’UE, il cliente organizza e paga quelli consentiti. Per prodotti standard idonei, richiedi il reso entro 14 giorni di calendario. Si applicano condizioni e costi: spedizione originale non rimborsabile e circa 12 % ove previsto. Consulta la Politica di rimborso.
Ogni pezzo è numerato e firmato individualmente. Solo 50 unità di ogni design verranno mai prodotte — un impegno per la vera esclusività.
Edizione Limitata
Ogni pezzo è numerato e firmato individualmente. Solo 50 unità di ogni design verranno mai prodotte — un impegno per la vera esclusività.
Trenzar
Alcova Milano 2026
Braiding is not merely joining; it is the ritual of transforming emptiness into structure, the silence of material into a tangible voice. Braiding is the geometry of touch, a dance in which artisans set the rhythm and matter obeys, bending into an architecture of knots that defies fragility.
The technique of braiding is not nostalgia, but a reclaiming of the value of gesture, patience, and respect for material. It celebrates the pleasure of touch and conversation, a collective longing for the tactile and the unhurried.
Thus, Marlot Baus enters a new current that brings into focus what had receded into the background: pieces that bear witness to our most private and intimate moments.
Natalia Ortega doesn’t just design – she redefines what it means to
craft in the modern world. A Spanish industrial designer, she brings a
thoughtful and contemporary approach to traditional craftsmanship.
Known for her unique designs in furniture, objects, and cutlery, Natalia uses materials like clay, wood, stone, leather, and blown glass, combining them in ways that highlight both their tactile beauty and cultural significance. One of her most celebrated projects is BOW, a groundbreaking collection of candlehorder and chair in iron crafted by artisans using age-old techniques. Whether working with small local brands or prestigious luxury names like LOEWE, Natalia seeks to celebrate the diverse artistry found in Spain, crafting pieces that stand the test of time. In an age where mass production dominates, her work is a bold statement of what it means to create with intention, using the tools of the past to shape the future.
About the Artisans
Master artisans across Spain
We work with master artisans across Spain — nine in total — to continue evolving materials, merging contemporary design, sustainability, and traditional techniques in every piece.
Each object is individually crafted and hand-finished, resulting in unique variations in texture, tone, and character — no two pieces are the same.
A celebration of craftsmanship and collaboration, the collection reflects Marlot Baus’ ongoing dialogue with craft, expressive design, and material storytelling.