The North — Amazonia
Wild-harvested açaí sweets, Brazil-nut preserves and watertight burity-palm baskets woven along the rivers.
Discover the NorthHandcrafted across five regions of Brazil
Nimbus curates food, textiles and decor made by 120+ named master artisans — each piece shipped with the story of the hands that made it.
5 regions · 120+ artisans · fair-trade sourced
One region at a time — goods chosen together with the communities that make them.
Wild-harvested açaí sweets, Brazil-nut preserves and watertight burity-palm baskets woven along the rivers.
Discover the NorthSun-cured Cariri ceramics, cachaça artesanal preserves and renda de bilro — bobbin lace stitched thread by thread since colonial times.
Discover the NortheastLoom-woven wool ponchos, flame-cured chimarrão gourds and araucaria-wood decor from the southern highlands.
Discover the SouthFrom an artisan's bench to your doorstep, in three steps.
Pick the flavors, weaves and stories that call to you.
Named makers hand-finish every piece and add a signed origin card.
A tracked, carbon-offset parcel arrives with the maker's story inside.
Loved by members in fourteen countries.
"The renda de bilro lace runner is the most beautiful thing I own — and the origin card naming the bobbiner who made it feels priceless."
"My chimarrão gourd arrived flame-cured and wrapped in Serra wool, with the cooperative's story inside. It feels like a gift from a friend, not a store."
Monthly subscriptions — pause or cancel anytime.
A first taste of one region.
$29/mo
Most Loved
A full regional immersion.
$59/mo
For serious collectors.
$99/mo
Worldwide. Brazilian addresses arrive in 3–6 business days; international parcels in 8–15 days — fully tracked and carbon-offset.
Fair trade, set by them: every maker receives at least 60% of the sale price, agreed with their cooperative — never by us. Their name and share are printed on each origin card.
Pause or cancel anytime before your monthly cut-off. Unopened artisan goods can be returned within 30 days, and we cover return shipping.
Join 12,000 members receiving the work — and the story — of Brazil's master artisans every month.