Spoons (Pisa) by Zo'é

Heritage and Artistry

The Zo'é Indigenous People live in the north of the Amazon and speakers of tupi-guarani language, they are group of near 300 people, who practice agriculture, hunting and gathering. They are highly mobile and knowledgeable of the resources on their environment. Utilizing these resources they developed the arts of weaving, ceramic and semi-permanent construction. Each spoon (Pisa), is hand-made from a coconut shell and intricately tied to a handle of hardwood (cabo de waniun). These spoons represent a profound intersection of utility and indigenous technology.

The Concierge Selection

Because piece is a singular work of art, they may be curated through our concierge service.

Our team personally selects the most exceptional weave and pattern from our current archive to fulfill your order.

Bespoke Photo Selection: If you prefer to personally choose your piece, contact us via Incausa email, website chat, or social media within 24 hours of purchase with your Order Info. Our concierge will respond with a curated photo gallery from our current archive for your selection. This service is available for all orders verified through our direct communication channels.