The Constantin totems by Tatiana Queiroz are named after the Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncusi, one of the most influential sculptors of the twentieth century. Brâncusi sculpted the essence of things and therefore often integrated geometry in his art.

Tatiana Queiroz, intrigued and inspired by the pioneer of modernism, builds her Constantin totems by milling soapstone into geometric shapes. She emphasizes clean contours and adds extra movement by combining the natural soapstone with carbon steel ornaments.

Soapstone is a naturally porous stone that should not to be used with water or any other liquid.  The colour of soapstone can vary from a gentle beige to bright blue and silvery grey.

• Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth.
• Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.
• Use coasters to prevent stains from liquids.
• Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve color and finish.

Designed and produced in certified eco-friendly facilities with a commitment to quality, sustainability, and fair labor practices.

• Primary Material: Sustainably harvested oak wood
• Secondary Material: Powder-coated steel
• Finish: Non-toxic, water-based stain for durability and longevity

Manufactured with reduced carbon emissions and eco-conscious processes, ensuring a minimal environmental footprint. Our materials are responsibly sourced, reducing deforestation and promoting ethical labor standards.

This product is crafted using sustainably sourced materials, ensuring responsible environmental practices and ethical production.