Diabo 18 cm - Jùlia Côta rupture which became a symbol of

which became a symbol of Portugal

La qualité de réalisation du filigrane assurée par des artisans orfèvres portugais

The inside of this bag is fully lined in khaki cotton and equipped with a zip pocket

a graduate of Fine Arts in Lisbon (Faculdade de Belas-Artes da Universidade de Lisboa) who exhibits and sells her works in museums or contemporary art events such as the Biennale des Arts Plastiques de Marinha Grande or the Biennale de Gravura da Amadora

Diabo 18 cm - Jùlia Côta rupture which became a symbol ofThis statuette represents the Devil (Diabo) as he is perceived in rural Minho (the birthplace of Portugal): Red, shimmering and covered with ornaments. The Diabo, from Julia Cta's personal and creative universe, is rather burlesque. What I like An unclassifiable statuette, halfway between craftsmanship and naive art. A burlesque evocation of the traditions and mythologies of rural Minho, always imbued with sensitivity and respect. An ultimately very