Víctor Alarcón is the founder and scent scientist behind Viti Vinci, a natural fine fragrance house based in Palma, Mallorca. Created in 2020, Viti Vinci grows from Cala Falcó, his family’s coastal botanical estate, where aromatic plants are cultivated, harvested, and distilled by hand into fragrances that explore memory, emotion, and the healing intelligence of nature. Working between artisan perfumery, aromachology, and regenerative land practice, Víctor creates scent as a living material: something to be worn, inhabited, and remembered. His world resonates deeply with Noir Mud Silk, where earth, time, and touch become part of what we carry on the body.

Encarna Soler is a Spanish ceramicist who lives and works in the small village of Senija, in the Marina Alta region.

Clara Díezis the visionary behind Formaje, a project that redefines cheese as culture, craft, and connection. 

Ana María Jiménez, founder of Taller sin Borde in Medellín, Colombia—is an artist whose practice blurs the lines between jewelry, sculpture, and ancestral research.

Malezais a quiet rebellion in felt and fiber—an intimate atelier in Madrid where every hat is shaped by hand, with care, poetry, and purpose.