Brunno Jahara studied industrial design at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). He moved to Italy, where he collaborated with renowned designer Patricia Urquiola. This experience exposed him to different design philosophies and enriched his perspective on the field. Inspired by his international experiences and eager to contribute to the design scene in Brazil, Jahara returned to his homeland. In 2008, he founded Studio Jahara in Rio de Janeiro. The studio quickly gained attention for its innovative and experimental designs that often blend traditional Brazilian craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics. Brunno Jahara’s design approach is characterized by its eclectic and playful nature. He draws inspiration from diverse sources, including Brazilian culture, folk art, and everyday objects. Jahara’s work often reflects a commitment to sustainability and social responsibility. He values the use of local materials and craftsmanship, promoting both environmental consciousness and support for local communities. His designs often celebrate Brazilian craft traditions, elevating them to new levels of artistic expression. Brunno Jahara’s designs have been exhibited in prestigious galleries and design events around the world.