"Una Raíz" means "One Root."
The name Una Raíz comes from a fuller sentiment that goes: de sólo una raíz, todo nace (“from only one root, all is born”). It alludes both to the complex beauty that makes up my culture and informs everything I do, as well as to the path that led me here, in all its winding and seemingly unrelated ways—a path that connects me to you, and you to every other being seeking a fulfilling life on this planet. Because to me, that is the true power of this craft: connection.
Handcrafted Furniture
Original Designs
Available, Made-to-order & Custom work. > Explore available designs
-
Güembé Chair
Regular price From $1,940.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Alma de Agua line
Regular price From $3,100.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Camino Despierto line
Regular price From $1,200.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Candela Drum Throne
Regular price From $1,400.00Regular priceUnit price per
Custom & Made-to-order
How can I help? Let's get the conversation going. No obligations.
Making the Güembé Chair
Handcarved Home Goods
Fresh From the Workbench
-
Sold
Espíritu Bowl
Regular price $175.00Regular priceUnit price per$260.00Sale price $175.00Sold -
Bud Vase No. 8 - Hijitas
Regular price $150.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Ola Real Hair Picks
Regular price From $32.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Spalted Maple Spoons
Regular price From $34.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Bud Vase No. 9 - Prism
Regular price $75.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Bud Vase No. 5 - Facets
Regular price $87.50Regular priceUnit price perSold -
Bud Vases No. 6 - Gota
Regular price $100.00Regular priceUnit price perSold -
Bud Vase No. 4 - Cherry Dovetail
Regular price $87.50Regular priceUnit price perSold
Let customers speak for us
Did we miss each other?
See something you like that’s been sold out? Feel free to shoot me a message and let me know what you’re looking for. This is a one-person operation and every piece is unique. Requests are not binding, but they can help know what kinds of objects to prioritize next!
A word on my logo
My logo is based on the Taíno symbol for the coquí, a tree frog endemic to the island of Borikén, whose sweet song fills the night and to me represents the safety of childhood in my homeland. The name and logo together serve me as a reminder that I do this work, in the way I am called to do it, for my ancestors.