Buttons, buttons and more buttons. The well-buttoned “Wasp” and parked outside the door is the ideal business card for a space where buttons are the main actors and storytellers. Each has a life of its own, a tale to tell, a unique experience and feel. Son and grandson of seamstresses and with the "pet" of mechanics, Rui Oliveira always coexisted with the buttons. It grew with them, but its process in the art of creation begins in jewelery, in the preciousness of filigree, where everything is worked by hand, meticulously. Creating a different concept coupled with a life course brought him back to the origins, the buttons and, with them, storytelling.
Earrings, rings, bracelets, necklaces, bags
Monday to saturday: 10:30-14:00 | 15:00-19:30, Sunday: closed
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Address:
Rua Mouzinho da Silveira, 272
Postal Code:
4050-418
City Zone:
Historic Center
Email:
aramarteacessorios@hotmail.com
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