Rooted in a Mayan word, Tzikin speaks to movement, to memory, and to the quiet passage of something meaningful from one moment to the next. It is this idea that sits at the heart of the brand.

Shaped by a Latin American heritage and life in England, Tzikin exists between worlds. The first collection draws from ancestral craft and the stillness of nature where wild roses grow freely, imperfectly, shaped by time, weather, and chance.

Each piece begins as a fleeting form in wax. Sculpted slowly by hand, every curve holds intention, yet remains organic and uncontrolled. Like a rose in nature, no two forms are ever the same. There is beauty in this irregularity, in the quiet tension between structure and softness.

Through fire, the wax is transformed. Cast into bronze, what was once fragile becomes permanent.