One of our favourite discoveries last year was María Laspiur’s Instagram account. Between illustrations, beautiful photos and floral-inspired accessories, we fell in love with her project and didn’t hesitate to write to her to find out more about her and see how we could start a collaboration. From that “love at first sight” came Concha, Pez, Flotador and Ostra. A collection of charismatic accessories perfect for this summer.

Pressing flowers began in the West in the late 16th century, after trade opened up with Japan. There, Oshibana, the art of arranging flattened dried flowers into ornate compositions on paper, had been part of the culture for centuries. Over time, the technique made its way to the West, where people began making scrapbooks using botanicals they collected at home or on vacation.

Each of Naguisa's collections is inspired by strong and fearless women. The search for materials, heel heights and some of the details of each design are designed to win over those women who do not want to give up either style or comfort.

After spending a few months designing the future 2015 collection in our Barcelona workshop, we travelled to Alicante where we worked with the factory and suppliers in the area to present the new models.

Francisca Pageo is a visual artist from Murcia who we have been following for some time at Naguisa.

If you close your eyes over a comforting cup of coffee, Baldomero is that house facing the sea, surrounded by tall pine trees, built in the 1920s. Renovated and expanded over the years, but still preserving its modest staircase, its wooden moldings and its vast charm.

At Naguisa, we strive to create shoes that not only stand the test of time, but actually get better with it. That's why we advocate using top-quality natural materials such as 100% vegetable tanned leather, free of chromium and other toxic metals. Being a natural process, the final color of the leather may vary slightly in tone and darkness depending on the mix of materials used in the process. It's also nice to see the imperfections that are left exposed, such as organic marks acquired on the skin during the animal's life, such as scars or insect bites.

She, still with her mind set on the summer days that now seemed a little wasted, found herself inexperienced before that thickness of different shades of green.

With this collection we escape from the city and the everyday. We enter Nature and make the crackling of the forest leaves our soundtrack. Because, although this dream only lasts for a season, we all need a little change of scenery to reconnect us with our roots, and “La Cabaña” gives us that opportunity. Will you join us?

Before the first Christmas carol starts playing, Rita Row, Bolsillo, Srta Bolitas, Mamita Botanical and Naguisa have joined forces to raffle off a pack of products among all purchases made between November 27 and December 11. Get a head start on Christmas presents or treat yourself, and take part in the raffle!

After a period of physical and mental changes, we have begun a journey towards well-being through time and self-care. In this search, in which to learn and rediscover ourselves, we met Daniela Aguirre and her project Wisdom of Qara, a natural cosmetics brand that combines the ancestral power of nature with meticulous formulas that restore vitality to our skin.

We have been following Nahia's work and her Hiruki store for years. From the coastal town of Lekeitio, in the Basque Country, Nahia selects brands that are committed to sustainability, responsible consumption and that promote ethical production methods. It is easy to share Nahia's passion for seeking beauty, attention to detail and the social character behind a well-designed product.

XXX

Just like your skin needs nourishment (and lots of water), your lips also need nutrients to stay healthy and beautiful. Their skin is thinner and, as it doesn't produce moisture, they need moisturizing agents to protect them and provide nutrients. UV rays from the sun and heat (as well as cold weather) can damage and dry them out.

This year, our bodies (and minds too) were asking us to surround ourselves with bright colours. Our reference folder was filled with splendour and saturation, while PEZ was taking shape.

Classics always endure. Some symbols of traditional culture have managed to become part of the fashion landscape. Whether for their comfort, versatility or their reminiscences, the SOC ribbon espadrille model has established itself as one of our best sellers.

The change of season also brings with it a change of wardrobe. When spring begins to appear, it is necessary to start putting away the woollen jumpers and taking out the linen dresses. The same happens with footwear. Leather boots end up relegated to the back of the shoe rack and are replaced by jute sandals and espadrilles.

No matter who you ask, San Sebastian is a city full of temptations that leave their mark. Whether for its wild nature, its architecture or its gastronomy, Donostia, as the city is known in Basque, is one of the Naguisa team's favourite destinations for a getaway.

Splash! We close our eyes and we're inside Dizzy Summer. It's sunny, it smells of salt, we have some sand stuck to our bodies and we're wearing colourful clothes and accessories that, together with that carefree feeling and the happiness of being close to the sea, make us radiate light. That's the image that comes to mind every time we think about the collection of earrings and belts that María R. Laspiur has designed for PEZ S/S22.

Winter is fading away before us: the hours of sunlight are getting longer and the temperatures are rising. It is no longer necessary to carry around layers of heavy, warm clothing that weighs down our bodies. From now on, with each passing moment, we will feel the natural urge to shed our wrappings.

The arrival of each new collection tells us that some seasonal change is about to happen. The appearance of sandals and espadrilles on our website seems to go hand in hand with the increase in hours of sunshine. This extension brings with it a surge of vitality and colour.

Dive into the collection with Dizzy Summer, the fashion film directed by Núria Tolós. “Summer, an island, a boat… the perfect holiday with my best friend. What could go wrong? Everything.”

Together with Carola Alexandre and her store Ivori, we have traced a history of joint learning, friendship and new goals. In 2012 Carola raised the shutters of her cozy store in the Barcelona neighborhood of Born. Among garments designed by her and others from local brands, our first collection of shoes appeared.

Visits to this city always seem too short. Even if we plan ahead for the millions of places we want to go, time always gets shorter and new discoveries multiply. Madrid is almost a universe within a universe. It may be full of monuments and full of history, but somehow, it continues to evolve with time. This city offers contemporaneity while preserving its classics.

We are fluid, we are flexible. We like to be part of a possible change, and we are passionate about trying to change things to transform them into better things.

With a view to the new year and all the goals we have set ourselves to achieve, on this occasion we propose a reading born from optimism for a better world. SEMILLAS is a book created and self-produced by Cristina Camarena and Vanesa Freixa, where both of them present the bases of various solutions to make tomorrow a better world.

This weekend we travel to Brooklyn, New York to meet Mandy and her store Kordal Studio. In 2012, Mandy decided to launch her own company with a mission: to create quality, responsibly made garments that exemplify the possibilities of sustainable design. Kordal is much more than a brand or a store, they are collections designed and produced ethically through timeless garment design and using natural, organic and recycled textiles.

With your support, little by little, we have been weaving a braid of friendship, security and naturalness that has been going on for almost 10 years. Like any self-respecting family, we did not want to miss the opportunity to, one more year, give you a piece of Naguisa for Christmas.

Visual designer and artist from Madrid, Silvia Fernández, also known as Silvia Ferpal, opens the doors of her studio in the La Latina neighborhood. Her work and sensitivity invite us to break with the established limits of design and encourage us to think about its evolution.

Visual designer and artist from Madrid, Silvia Fernández, also known as Silvia Ferpal, opens the doors of her studio in the La Latina neighbourhood. Her work and sensitivity invite us to break with the established boundaries of design and encourage us to think about its evolution. Silvia is the kind of person you want to sit down with and talk at length; she is the person we would call to share a horchata or to edit a guide to charming stationery stores.