Embroidered Cotton Sarong
Lightweight cotton sarong with vibrant embroidery, commonly worn in coastal communities for both practicality and style.
For Costa Verde, the strongest pieces are usually the ones with a local use you can explain without stretching the story.
The best finds here live in the details: what is woven, cooked, carved, poured, packed, or sold with a clear link to Costa Verde.
Lightweight cotton sarong with vibrant embroidery, commonly worn in coastal communities for both practicality and style.
Handmade lace tablecloth featuring intricate Renascença patterns, a traditional craft passed down through generations in the region.
A necklace and earring set made from locally collected sea glass, each piece unique and polished by ocean waves.
A hand-carved wooden statue of a fisherman, honoring the deep connection between the community and the sea.
A colorful ceramic figurine depicting a traditional ox cart, symbolizing the rural heritage and transportation history of the area.
A wide-brimmed hat woven from dried palm fronds, offering sun protection and a rustic charm typical of coastal life.
Woven from dried banana leaves, this basket is a sustainable and functional piece reflecting local artisan techniques.
Handcrafted wind chime made from polished coconut shells, producing soothing sounds reminiscent of coastal breezes.
A pack of finely milled tapioca flour, a staple ingredient in regional cuisine, perfect for making traditional dishes like beiju.
Braided buriti fiber gives this planter sleeve a warm, palm-based texture suited to covering a simple pot. On Brazil’s Costa Verde, where Atlantic Forest vegetation, humid gardens, and coastal homes sit close together, natural plant fibers feel closely linked to the surrounding landscape.