About

For over twenty years, I have been working with threads, colors, and knots.

It all began during a trip to Central America, almost as a game, undoing and retying bracelets. That curiosity for handmade things transformed over time into a true passion and, subsequently, into a creative and professional path defined by research, experimentation, and a great deal of manual skill.

Reef Knot was born this way: from my passion for macramé, an ancient technique I have made my own to create bracelets, small pieces of jewelry, and home decor, always with the idea of combining craftsmanship, attention to detail, and a personal vision.

Today, the heart of Reef Knot is its friendship bracelets: simple, colorful, and lightweight, designed to be worn every day, gifted, shared, and carried with you as a little token of a bond.

Why a bracelet, exactly?

Because some bonds deserve to be carried with you.

A bracelet can remind you of a friend, a trip, or a special moment. It can be a little gift without the need for an occasion, or a simple way to say “I’m thinking of you.”

That is what I love about bracelets: they are not just accessories.

They are small symbols of bonds, friendships, and memories.

And perhaps that is exactly why, after twenty years, I keep knotting them.

Everything starts with a knot

The name Reef Knot comes from the reef knot, one of the fundamental knots in macramé.

It is a simple knot, yet capable of creating sturdy and harmonious weaves. To me, it perfectly represents what I try to do with Reef Knot: bringing together threads, colors, and people to create something that has meaning.

Every piece is born from my own hands, with attention to the materials, color combinations, and the small details that make the difference.

From a workshop to new collaborations

Over these twenty years, Reef Knot has grown along with me, moving from the scale of a small workshop to events, markets, workshops, and creative collaborations. I love sharing what I know how to do, but above all, I enjoy creating opportunities where macramé can be discovered and experienced even by those who have never tried it before.

2026 brought a new experience that filled me with pride and emotion: I collaborated with a creative studio, participating in two live action events organized in prestigious boutiques on Via Montenapoleone, in Milan. These were opportunities that allowed me to bring my craftsmanship and the world of macramé into a context different from the usual, in contact with the world of design, fashion, and live experiences.

After twenty years, I continue to experiment, learn, and look for new ways to tell the story of this ancient technique with a contemporary perspective.

Because, in the end, I believe that is precisely the beauty of working by hand: to create something that is not just an object, but something that has a story to tell.