Inspired by a 16th-century coral reef housed in the former Convent of San Francisco, now the Island Museum of La Palma, Rosa aims to showcase the details of handcrafted engravings seen in the rosettes of this historic piece, bringing them into a contemporary and ornamental era.
(You can see the full collection at the following link)
Our social and environmental awareness makes contributing and adding up a vital part of the project, which is why we have signed an agreement with the Spanish Association Against Cancer, committing ourselves to launching projects and limited editions that contribute a grain of sand for much-needed research, and for us, cooperating and adding up is essential.
From the island of La Palma in particular and from the Canary Islands in general, each piece has as designation of origin the paradise of a wonderful, eruptive and leafy land.
A land where artisan work takes on more meaning, where a specific personality is imprinted on each production and from where the world is shown in all its splendour the coexistence between fashion, the sea and the volcano.
We are committed to being as sustainable as possible and we work with recycled, recyclable and/or certified materials. We are obsessed with ensuring that each piece that shapes the Lepa Punca experience can have multiple lives, as well as accompanying us forever. As a sign of our commitment, we have been evaluated and have joined the La Palma Island Biosphere Reserve, joining this organisation as a "friendly company".
