Designers

Sandra Jaurrieta

Sandra Jaurrieta is a textile artist whose creative vocation began in her childhood in Cuba, where she learned crochet alongside her grandmother. She later studied photography at EASDGC, expanding her aesthetic sensitivity and strengthening an artistic identity defined by attention to detail and visual storytelling. Three years ago, she discovered macramé—a technique that transformed her path and became her primary form of expression.

As the founder of her own brand, she has presented her work on platforms such as Gran Canaria Swim Week 2025, where she debuted her first swimwear collection, and has also collaborated on campaigns with international brands. Her approach is grounded in exclusivity, sustainability, and timelessness, focusing on limited productions and made-to-order pieces.

Guided by a conscious and slow fashion philosophy, Sandra creates unique designs that transcend trends. Her work aims to empower those who wear it, celebrating individuality regardless of age, gender, or size.

Azulejos

Inspired by Los Azulejos de Veneguera in the southwest of Gran Canaria, this collection is born from a landscape shaped by time, water, and minerals. Its layers of color and natural veins—formed through geological processes—are reinterpreted in an artisanal swimwear proposal that brings this essence to the human body through macramé, a technique built knot by knot with balance and precision.

The collection follows a chromatic and structural evolution: it begins with reddish tones and compact forms that evoke volcanic origins; moves into a transition of ochres and more open structures inspired by mineral veins; and culminates in turquoise, symbolizing water, with lighter, more fluid pieces. In this way, macramé evolves from dense to ethereal, allowing the body to interact with and activate the textile.

With a strong and conscious identity, the collection connects nature, time, and craftsmanship, reinterpreting the beauty of slow transformation. Local elements such as the Canary Island tendril and banana fiber are incorporated into accessories, adding a sustainable signature that bridges tradition and contemporary design.

2025 COLLECTION

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Sandra Jaurrieta

Azulejos