THE TIGUERÓN ATELIER
The hand leaves its mark.
The piece preserves it.
Our craft vision makes the bottle a meeting point: sculptural ceramic, artist painting and larimar with its own identity. A work revealed in layers.
THE WORK DOES NOT END WITH THE FORM
One silhouette.
Infinite interpretations.
A recognisable form can begin many stories. At TIGUERÓN, every future collection is conceived with a Dominican artist, its own visual intention and a strictly limited number of pieces.
Hand painting introduces the maker's gesture. Larimar adds natural variation. The finish must unite both in a coherent object that rewards close attention.
The strength of
a serene volume.
The tiger silhouette is our sculptural foundation: a firm presence, a restrained posture and a surface inviting the eye to follow the drawing. Relief accompanies the colour without competing with it.
Vessel and artwork must develop together. Stability, closure and finish form part of the project's demands, as does the selection of the rum it will hold.
Explore the ceramicAn artist's gesture.
A piece's identity.
Leaves, flowers and strokes flow across the ceramic in a composition revealed as the viewpoint changes. Handwork lets you recognise a collection while finding differences within it.
We want the artist to have a visible voice. The sensitivity, concept and story of each collaboration will form part of its presentation, not a footnote.
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03 / THE LARIMAR
Nature
signs too.
Dominican larimar crowns the bottle. Its differences in shade and pattern offer a counterpoint to the artist's work: variation coming from the material itself rather than the hand.
Selection seeks harmony with the whole piece. Polish, proportion and the relationship between stone, setting and painting matter more than an isolated spectacular appearance.
Discover the stoneTHE ATELIER STANDARD
Singular does not mean
leaving things to chance.
This is how we approach the development of a TIGUERÓN piece: artistic freedom accompanied by precise intention and careful execution.
Composition
The drawing should engage with the volume and preserve areas of calm.
The hand-painted gesture
The artist's variations bring identity; the finish requires care.
Stone selection
Every larimar is considered within the harmony of the bottle.
Coherence of the work
Form, painting, stone and rum must meet the same vision.
FOR A CLOSER LOOK
Art has
much to tell.
When the bottle is the canvas.
The TIGUERÓN vision: collaborations with Dominican artists and a bottle preserving the mark of its painter.
A fragment of the Caribbean.
The identity of Dominican larimar and the role of an unrepeatable stone in every TIGUERÓN piece.
Limited by decision. Unique by nature.
How we conceive future TIGUERÓN collections: strictly limited runs, Dominican authorship and individual pieces.