“Maré que Vira Arte” is a creative and emotional experience by the sea, where materials brought by the tide are given new life through art.

Led by three generations of female artisans, the experience takes place in a charming seaside space that combines a café, a shop-studio, and original art in a welcoming and inspiring atmosphere.

During the experience, participants will learn the stories behind the materials used in the creations — wood shaped by time, reused fragments from boats, glass found on the beach, and other elements given new artistic meaning.

Before the workshop begins, each participant will be invited to choose the materials they want to transform, creating a symbolic connection with the fragments brought by the tide.

With guidance from local artist Nany, visitors will produce their own handcrafted piece using simple and accessible techniques, in a light, creative, and meaningful process.

More than an artisanal workshop, the experience offers a connection with:
• manual craftsmanship,
• creativity,
• sustainability,
• the territory,
• and the stories hidden in the materials that the sea returns.

At the end of the experience, each participant takes their own creation as a souvenir of the experience.

The experience ends with a regional coffee at sunset, served in a setting overlooking the sea, providing a moment of contemplation, bonding, and taking photos.