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Smoke moves through the chamber, disappearing inside the form before finding its way back out through the openings.

The incense chamber was designed as a small object for an everyday ritual - part vessel, part sculpture activated by smoke.

Made in the mountains of Puebla. Hand built, burnished and finished in wax, with marks and subtle irregularities of the process and the maker left visible. Each has a different variant that all live in the color we call espresso hints of black and brown. #incenseholders by @apapacho.world

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Volcan in XS

A small clay vessel shaped like a quiet landscape — low rounded, and rising toward a narrow opening.

Hand built and burnished in the Sierra Negra valley and finished with beeswax. Each piece carries subtle variations from the outdoor firing process.

Available in rust and espresso colors.

Made for dried flowers or simply as an object to live on its own.

Available exclusively in store and @______caldo

📸 @440lemus by @apapacho.world

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15 days ago

Mango Holder or Fruit Pedestal

A small sculptural object designed to elevate something as ordinary as fruit on your kitchen table. Part functional object, part still life, it gives your one piece of fruit life in the kitchen.

Hand carved black marble. Designed in Mexico City. Built in Tepeaca, Puebla. by @apapacho.world

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home.office.02 is part exhibition, event, and meshwork, gathering together canadian-connected designers and artists, whose work is grounded in a close attention to our relationships with home. our conversations, installations, and offerings will reflect on home as a space of lively convergence: material and hand, scent and energy, story and texture and mineral and chance.

like mushrooms and trees, humans expand our networks beyond physical borders. driven to grow and connect, drawn to places that hold memory and opportunity to expand our understanding of ourselves and how we live.

inspired by a space that is both studio and storefront - where process is on display, this second cohort of home.office explores transparency. looking to the often unseen qualities of objects which hold the charge of the hands that made them, their place of creation, and their individual and collective histories.

join us for home.office.02 in nyc.
sept 5 + 6. 12-5pm.
563 woodward ave, ridgewood, queens.

curated by ondrea wheeler.
posters by Applied Archive Atelier. by @apapacho.world

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Coming soon!

New pen box. Espresso clay lid with off white onix base by @apapacho.world

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2 months ago

Duralex inspired corrado/espresso cups. Handbuilt clay, burnished,beeswax finish. Colors available : Amber, Espresso, Cacao Rojo

These can hold hot and cold liquids. Just don’t add boiling temperatures. Hand wash only. Not dishwasher safe. The shine will slowly fade over time to give an extraordinary patina. by @apapacho.world

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2 months ago

Small architecture for your bookshelf. Carved from pink tezontle, these bookends use the weight and texture of volcanic stone to bring your shelf to life. One of our first designs, this one hand carved by Maestro Gerardo. Made in Mexico. by @apapacho.world

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3 months ago

A hand carved onix vase. For this batch we procured a cream color stone - translucent, veined and shaped with a quiet vertical rhythm. Great for fresh and dry flower arrangements. Designed by us, crafted by one of the best stone artisans in Mexico, Maestro Velasco.

📸 @440lemus by @apapacho.world

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3 months ago

The sphere incense holder part of your daily ritual.

Pair it with your favorite dish or ours.

The form is minimal, the gesture is more ceremonial.

📸 @440lemus by @apapacho.world

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3 months ago

Florero Breve

A small onix vessel we designed for ikebana-inspired arrangements, single stems and quiet compositions.

Each piece is carved from a bigger stone revealing natural variations in color, tone and veining. Each one is one of a kind.

Currently Available at our showroom, @______caldo and @havenshop

Photo by @440lemus by @apapacho.world

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In San Ildefonso, Estado de México, volcanic rock is shaped slowly — by hand, by weight, by repetition.

For this piece, we followed the material from raw stone to object: cutting, carving, sanding, listening. Volcanic rock carries a quiet force. It is porous, heavy, imperfect, and deeply tied to the landscape it comes from.

At Apapacho World, we work with artisans not to erase the hand, but to make it visible. Each mark becomes part of the piece — a record of time, pressure, and transformation.

A behind-the-scenes look at the making of our volcanic rock object.

Designed by Apapacho World. Made in Estado de México. by @apapacho.world

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4 months ago