Between art and hospitality: a philosophy of life
María molds clay with the same delicacy with which she chooses her table. Her days are spent between glazes, kilns, and shapes born from her intuition. But when evening falls, her home is transformed: dim lights, soft music, and a glass of Casafina Reposado as a welcome.
She understands that good taste isn't bought; it's created. And that art is as much in what you see as in what you feel.
That's why she prefers to entertain in intimate spaces, without fanfare. The bottle rests on a ceramic tray she made herself, and each toast is a declaration of intent: this isn't a party, it's an experience.
Maria reminds us that true sophistication lies in the details. And that sharing a Casafina is also an art form.
