The Pavé Lamp is born from a poetic encounter between the ground I have walked my entire life and the paths I have come to explore across the world. As part of the Recôncavo Collection, the piece is an intimate tribute to the cobblestone streets of the Bahian countryside, reinterpreted with the vocabulary and precision of global design.

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Upon crossing borders, the raw memory of my childhood took on a new shape through the word pavé—a term that not only describes the historic cobblestone streets of Europe, but also, in high jewelry, defines the meticulous technique of setting small fragments side by side to create a single, precious surface.

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The Pavé Lamp is built precisely upon this duality, block by block. The geometric rigor of street architecture meets the beauty of raw matter in its most diverse manifestations, from the organic textures of carved wood to the imposing strength of metal. The result is a monumental sculpture that radiates its own history through the crevices of its structure.