The Visitor mini - giftbox

In 2009, The Visitor - the creation of Belgian artist Guido Deleu - was born and added to our collection. The character gazes curiously toward the sky, and thanks to its friendly appearance and universal appeal, it has grown into an iconic design object and a beloved guest in many contemporary interiors worldwide.

Each Visitor is handmade and begins its journey in the Brazilian ceramic studio Cores da Terra, located in one of the poorest regions of the country. The name, meaning “colors of the earth”, reflects one of the studio’s core values: sustainability. Organic raw materials such as clay and natural pigments form the basis of these handcrafted art pieces. Another core value is social responsibility: by training local residents to become ceramic artists, jobs are created, and the quality of life for local families improves.

The Visitor is available in more than 40 colors and in different sizes.

Vasos formigueiro Domingos Tótora’s Vasos formigueiro represent nature in Maria da Fé, Brazil. More specifically, they are an abstraction of the majestic termite hills that characterise the landscape in this region. Handmade from repurposed cardboard, coloured with natural pigments and dried in the Brazilian sun, these vases are the perfect sustainable design piece to excite any design enthusiast.

In 2009, The Visitor - the creation of Belgian artist Guido Deleu - was born and added to our collection. The character gazes curiously toward the sky, and thanks to its friendly appearance and universal appeal, it has grown into an iconic design object and a beloved guest in many contemporary interiors worldwide.

The figurine is in addition to the ceramic collection also available in bronze and is cast using the lost wax method, a technique that dates back to the third millennium B.C.

Finished off with a deep ink colour patina, The Visitor bronze is available in 75 cm, 120 cm and 180 cm. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor display.

In 2009, The Visitor - the creation of Belgian artist Guido Deleu - was born and added to our collection. The character gazes curiously toward the sky, and thanks to its friendly appearance and universal appeal, it has grown into an iconic design object and a beloved guest in many contemporary interiors worldwide.

Each Visitor is handmade and begins its journey in the Brazilian ceramic studio Cores da Terra, located in one of the poorest regions of the country. The name, meaning “colors of the earth”, reflects one of the studio’s core values: sustainability. Organic raw materials such as clay and natural pigments form the basis of these handcrafted art pieces. Another core value is social responsibility: by training local residents to become ceramic artists, jobs are created, and the quality of life for local families improves.

The Visitor is available in more than 40 colors and in different sizes.

Vasos formigueiro Domingos Tótora’s Vasos formigueiro represent nature in Maria da Fé, Brazil. More specifically, they are an abstraction of the majestic termite hills that characterise the landscape in this region. Handmade from repurposed cardboard, coloured with natural pigments and dried in the Brazilian sun, these vases are the perfect sustainable design piece to excite any design enthusiast.

In 2009, The Visitor - the creation of Belgian artist Guido Deleu - was born and added to our collection. The character gazes curiously toward the sky, and thanks to its friendly appearance and universal appeal, it has grown into an iconic design object and a beloved guest in many contemporary interiors worldwide.

The figurine is in addition to the ceramic collection also available in bronze and is cast using the lost wax method, a technique that dates back to the third millennium B.C.

Finished off with a deep ink colour patina, The Visitor bronze is available in 75 cm, 120 cm and 180 cm. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor display.