By Mexican foundation Ensamble Artesano in collaboration with Zerete.

These sets of Selva vases symbolizes a small part of the Veracruz tropical jungles responsibly rescued by the Agua y Monte wood carving group from the municipality of Pajapan.

The expert Nahua collective originates from the Tuxtlas biosphere reserve and uses timber resources in a responsible manner, while a reforestation program of the San Martín volcano helps to generate decorative and utilitarian pieces. Carved from cocuite wood, known for its survival and adaptation, they are polished solely with beeswax, free of varnishes and artificial dyes.