At Casia, we see work as something beyond production or immediate results.
We believe that working consciously means not only caring for the environment and honoring artisanal processes, but also respecting the natural rhythm of things.
Artisanal work teaches us something essential: to truly connect, time matters.
Creating with our hands, imagining new ideas, and nurturing each piece until it’s ready requires pauses, moments of inspiration, and reflection.
It’s in those spaces that our work finds its true meaning.
This Labor Day, we want to celebrate something fundamental to us: the balance between working, spending time with the people we love, and pursuing our passions.
Each of us at Casia lives and works in a way that reflects this search:
| Noe, Casia’s founder, works from her home, balancing motherhood, teaching, building her house, and leading the brand’s daily life. Working remotely allows her to move through each of these processes at her own pace while guiding Casia in a thoughtful, hands-on way. | 
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Aylu also works from her home, in the neighborhood where she grew up, close to her family. Her independent life is intertwined with teaching and the creative energy she brings to Casia. |
| Tana lives just a few blocks from our studio. Often accompanied by her partner, she enjoys a routine that balances work with personal life thanks to this closeness. |  |
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Sere moves between the studio and various spaces across the city. Living in a central location allows her to juggle her studies, work at Casia, and urban life with ease. |
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Lucas, one of the artisans who brings our designs to life, shares his workshop with his mother. His flexible schedule lets him spend meaningful time with his son, blending his craft with his family life. |
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At Casia, work isn’t measured only by finished products. It’s measured in moments: in the pauses, in the conversations, in the care and attention devoted to every step of the process.
