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The wait is almost over! We are incredibly thrilled to share our official exhibition poster by @azul.pitanga along with an exclusive first look behind the scenes as everything comes together for opening day.

We’re deeply proud to be part of #LCAW2026, spotlighting how brilliant contemporary design and material innovation from the Caatinga can operate as powerful ecological collaborators against global climate challenges.

Hosted at The Bomb Factory Marylebone, the exhibition responds to the intelligence of scarcity within an exclusively Brazilian biome. Guided by our three core pillars of Tradition, Memory, and Territory, our designers merge cultural heritage and biodiversity, showcasing creations born from the limitations of this biome

24-28 June 2026, from 11am - 6pm

at The Bomb Factory, 206 Marylebone, London NW1 6JQ

Free & open to all

supported by Instituto Imbuzeiro, Instituto Arapyaú, The Embassy of Brazil in London, and ApexBrasil @apexbrasil (Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency). by @bcftomorrow

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SAVE THE CAATINGA, SAVE THE FUTURE 🌍🌵 
The Caatinga, an exclusively Brazilian biome, is a global lesson in climate survival. Often misunderstood as a barren desert, it is actually a hyper-adaptive semi-arid forest that turns severe water scarcity into regenerative life. The Caatinga biome accounts for up to 50% of Brazil’s net carbon sequestration. 
Safeguarding the Caatinga means safeguarding our future. The region’s innate biodiversity teaches us how to innovate under pressure and work with local ecosystems rather than exploiting them.  Join the conversation at London Climate Action Week  24-28 June 2026, from 11am - 6pm
at The Bomb Factory, 206 Marylebone, London NW1 6JQ
 Free & open to all 
supported by Instituto Imbuzeiro, Instituto Arapyaú, The Embassy of Brazil in London, and ApexBrasil (Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency).

photography @kantrafael by @bcftomorrow

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4 months ago

ANNA MARIANI - CAATINGA: A FOREST OF MANY COLOURS

A major highlight of BCFT 2026: we are proud to present the visual archives of legendary Brazilian photographer Anna Mariani. 
Documented over two decades (1970–1990), Mariani’s geometric, colorful portraits of the northeastern sertão remain one of the most important artistic records of the region. Having exhibited at the Centre Pompidou and the Serpentine Gallery, her lens beautifully captures the soul of the Caatinga and beyond. 
June 23–28 2026, 11am-6pm | The Bomb Factory Marylebone, London   Free entry by @bcftomorrow

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Caatinga: Stitching Resilience has officially wrapped, leaving behind a powerful showcase of resilience, craft, and climate-conscious design.

A heartfelt thank you to all the designers, researchers, and artisan communities whose dedication made this edition unforgettable.

Follow Brazil: Creating Fashion for Tomorrow via the link in our bio to explore our ongoing research and future initiatives. by @bcftomorrow

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23 days ago

Descubra os segredos por trás da exposição CAATINGA: STITCHING RESILIENCE
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Em junho aconteceu a exposição CAATINGA: Stitching Resilience, um encontro de moda sustentável na @ldnclimateweek .

Com curadoria das queridas @lilianpacce , @mariliabiasi e @camilavillas , tivemos o prazer de desenvolver todo projeto expográfico e a identidade visual.

Uma oportunidade de expressarmos de forma sintética e natural o que expressa esse bioma exclusivamente brasileiro em Londres.

Muito feliz por ter vivido essa potência toda.

@bcftomorrow

Acompanha que vamos mostrar detalhes.

📍 Londres, Inglaterra

#azulpitanga
#brazilcreatingfashionfortomorrow
#expografia
#arquitetura
#caatinga taken in Londres by @bcftomorrow

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Descubra os segredos por trás da expografia do BRAZIL CREATING FASHION FOR TOMORROW
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Em junho aconteceu a exposição CAATINGA: Stitching Resilience, um encontro de moda sustentável na @ldnclimateweek .

Com curadoria das queridas @lilianpacce , @mariliabiasi e @camilavillas , tivemos o prazer de desenvolver todo projeto expográfico e a identidade visual.

Uma oportunidade de expressarmos de forma sintética e natural o que expressa esse bioma exclusivamente brasileiro em Londres.

Muito feliz por ter vivido essa potência toda.

@bcftomorrow

Acompanha que vamos mostrar detalhes.

📍 Londres, Inglaterra

#azulpitanga
#brazilcreatingfashionfortomorrow
#expografia
#arquitetura
#caatinga taken in Londres by @bcftomorrow

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We want to say a massive, heartfelt thank you to everyone who made it to our Caatinga - Stitching Resilience exhibition at @thebombfactoryartfoundation Marylebone.

To our incredible collective of designers, researchers, and artisans: thank you for sharing your brilliant talent and vision of sustainable design with the world. To everyone who visited the exhibition, joined our talks, and shared in these vital conversations: thank you for your immense energy and support. Together, we truly brought the spirit, biodiversity, and indomitable resilience of the Caatinga biome to the heart of London.

The exhibition is closed, but the dialogue between design, heritage, and climate action continues. Thank you for being a part of this journey!

supported by Instituto Imbuzeiro, Instituto Arapyaú, The Embassy of Brazil in London, and ApexBrasil (Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency). by @bcftomorrow

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2 months ago

The Designers of Caatinga: Stitching Resilience 🌵✨

Swipe to see how these designers translate the resilience of this landscape into wearable art:

🪵 Ex-voto Ensemble: A 100% linen blazer and trousers set by Ana Beatriz Ribeiro for Açude and Marina Cavalcante for Caxo Cria. Naturally dyed with onion peel, annatto seeds, and turmeric, the ensemble is anchored by hand-carved wooden buttons replicating traditional devotional ex-votos from Juazeiro do Norte. (images 1, 2)
 🌱 Trama Viva Dress: A hand-woven silhouette by Elis Cardim (with Bahia Crafts and Master Zé Lito) that bridges rusticity and luxury. The design pairs rugged regional sisal with delicate, repurposed silk threads, finished with natural vegetable dyes extracted from eucalyptus and pine. (images 3, 4, 5)  🌾 Laje Earrings & Cap: Hand-braided sisal fibre crafted into lightweight, sculptural accessories. Designed by Celina Hissa for Catarina Mina with artisan women from Rio Grande do Norte, these pieces use a specialized stitch technique to give raw plant fibre remarkable flexibility and intricate surface texture. (images 1, 2, 3, 4, 6)
 
Photography @gleesonpaulino  Photography assistant @efraimschroder  Model @marianapardinho    Exhibition photography @efraimschroder by @bcftomorrow

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The Designers of Caatinga: Stitching Resilience 🌵✨

Swipe to see how these designers translate the resilience of this landscape into wearable art:

🧵 Upcycled Tapestry Ensemble: Created by Weider Silveiro in collaboration with artisans Zolina and Maria Takeuti. Fusing the traditional Brazilian fuxico (fabric rosette) technique with sakiori, an ancient Japanese method of weaving upcycled fabric strips, this design transforms recovered industrial cotton waste into a richly textured masterpiece. (images 1, 2, 3)  🧥 Blooming Within Coat & Asymmetrical Look: Designed by Flavia Aranha, a pioneer in natural dyeing and plant-based colouration. These pieces utilise agroecologic brown cotton grown by family farmers in Paraíba, organic silk printed botanically with local cashew leaves and barbatimão bark, and chrome-free leather sandals by the Arteza cooperative. (images 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)

 
Photography @gleesonpaulino  Photography assistant @efraimschroder  Model @marianapardinho    Exhibition photography @efraimschroder by @bcftomorrow

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The Designers of Caatinga: Stitching Resilience 🌵✨  Swipe to see how these designers translate the resilience of this landscape into wearable art: 
🥥 Straw Sequin Dress & Reisado Leather Ensemble: Designed by Marina Bitu. The dress, co-created with researcher Nayane Araújo, features experimental, biodegradable sequins made from gelatin and coconut straw. The matching top and skirt use fluid, hand-cut strips of vegetable-tanned goat leather from the Arteza cooperative, inspired by traditional Reisado folk festival dancers. (images 1, 2, 4, 5) 
🪵 Zumdoo Contemporary Eyewear: Created by Edielson Alves dos Santos for Zumdoo. Sculpted from a deep familiarity with wood, these pieces combine reclaimed timber, recycled skateboard decks, and unexpected tattoo needle shafts with braided ariri palm fibre, reinterpreting the traditional hats worn by rural Caatinga workers to shield against the intense sun. (images 1, 2, 3)
 
Photography @gleesonpaulino  Photography assistant @efraimschroder  Model @marianapardinho    Exhibition photography @efraimschroder by @bcftomorrow

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The Designers of Caatinga: Stitching Resilience 🌵✨

Swipe to see how these designers translate the resilience of this landscape into wearable art:

🕷️ Renda Irlandesa Dress: Created by Althair Santo in collaboration with twenty lace-makers from Divina Pastora, Sergipe. This stunning linen piece celebrates Irish Lace, a needle-lace technique recognised as part of Brazil’s national cultural heritage, featuring richly textured, hand-stitched motifs like spiders and pineapples. (images 1, 2, 3)

🫀 Grooms’ Wedding Ensemble: Designed by Ronaldo Fraga for his own wedding, featuring bespoke sandals handcrafted by Master Espedito Seleiro. Created over six months with eight lace-makers from Monteiro, Paraíba, this 100% cotton set brings traditional, intricate Renaissance tape lace to the forefront of contemporary menswear. (images 4, 5, 6)

Photography @gleesonpaulino  Photography assistant @efraimschroder  Model @marianapardinho    Exhibition photography @efraimschroder by @bcftomorrow

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The Designers of Caatinga: Stitching Resilience 🌵✨

Swipe to see how these designers translate the resilience of this landscape into wearable art:

🧥 Encantados da Caatinga Overcoat: Designed by Adriana Meira using repurposed textile offcuts. The striking patchwork and hand-embroidery tell a visual story of survival, depicting the sacred folklore and hardy nature of the drylands, from the deep-rooted umbuzeiro tree to the mythical enchanted ox. (images 1, 2)  🤠 Vaqueiro Ensemble: Crafted especially for this exhibition by Master Espedito Seleiro, one of Brazil’s most celebrated living treasures of craft. Coming from a legendary lineage of leatherworkers (his grandfather famously made sandals for the bandit Lampião) Espedito’s workshop keeps centuries of history alive. This complete cowboy outfit is made from naturally tanned goat leather, traditionally worn to survive the thorny brushwood, and features his unmistakable, colourful arabesque patterns. (images 3, 4, 5)

Photography @gleesonpaulino  Photography assistant @efraimschroder  Model @marianapardinho    Exhibition photography @efraimschroder by @bcftomorrow

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