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Ananta Design Studio takes part in our curated exhibition: Female Design Futures , June 10 to 12, showing 14 women designers and artist from around the globe!

Ananta Design Studio is a Cape Town–based multidisciplinary design studio founded in 2022 by sister duo Viveka and Rucita Vassen, creating collectible furniture, lighting, and decor inspired by the intersection of South African and Indian cultural identities.

Rooted in craftsmanship, storytelling, and community, the studio collaborates closely with local artisans to reinterpret traditional techniques through bold contemporary forms, vibrant colors, and expressive patterns that celebrate heritage, identity, and cultural connection.

Location:
Brigade Gallery
Vesterbrogade 75, 1620 Copenhagen, Denmark

Opening times:
June 10-12, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM

exhibits at Female Design Futures at !

Puna takes part in our curated exhibition: Female Design Futures , June 10 to 12, showing 14 women designers and artist from around the globe!

Puna is a Lima-based design brand founded in 2010 by Mariana Otero and Yerko Zlatar and focused on woven textiles, interior decor, and furniture that fuse graphics with contemporary design.

Inspired by traditional Andean craft, infused with graphics and modern design, they are a brand and design studio, intertwining their smaller design projects with larger ones.

Location:
Brigade Gallery
Vesterbrogade 75, 1620 Copenhagen, Denmark

Opening times:
June 10-12, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM

.bor exhibits at Female Design Futures at !

Rumba Bor takes part in our curated exhibition: Female Design Futures , June 10 to 12, showing 14 women designers and artist from around the globe!

Rumba Bor is a Thailand-based design studio founded by Rumpa Paweenpongpat, creating objects that emerge from experimentation with recycled materials and found industrial molds.

Working with repurposed plastic components, the studio transforms discarded production elements into new functional forms, where each piece carries unique material variations and unpredictable patterns. Through this process, Rumba Bor explores the tension between mass production and individuality, turning industrial leftovers into objects shaped by chance, material behavior, and reuse.

Location:
Brigade Gallery
Vesterbrogade 75, 1620 Copenhagen, Denmark

Opening times:
June 10-12, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM