With 24 years of age, Andrea Barrail made her first appearance

at Design Miami with Cristina Grajales Gallery from

New York on December 2016.

Her collection Ambüe made a debut next to the inspiration

for her jewelery line; her father architect and designer

Pedro Barrail who was showing once again his modern

furniture hand tattooed by Paraguayan tribe Pai Tavytera.

A clash between the luxurious and the common, mixing

18k gold with traditional humble lifestyles, this collection is

how she chose to Represent Paraguay.

These “bugs”, as she calls them, are a metaphor of transformation

and adaptation, of change for the body and

soul. As hard as it may be, it is what makes us beautiful

and perfect in our own bizarre way.

Keeping the traditional Paraguayan craftsmanship known

as “filigree”, Andrea chose to keep working with thin

strand-like rods, but in this case as separate as possible as

opposed to the traditional as close as possible.

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