OUR STORY
Flavia Pereira was born in the Brazilian Amazon, built a career in business, and in her forties returned to Brazil — where time spent with Indigenous communities reshaped how she understood meaning, connection, and beauty.
She founded Anduba around a simple conviction: Indigenous art belongs in the places where people actually live, work, and gather — not only in galleries and museums. These perspectives carry ways of relating to land, community, and time that most contemporary spaces never touch. Anduba exists to change that.
OUR ARTISTS
A DIFFERENT KIND OF PARTNERSHIP
Every Anduba collaboration begins with one question: what do you want to bring to the world through your art?
Each pattern grows from an artist's lived experience — their culture, their land, the traditions they carry. Artists retain full copyright, participate in every design decision, and earn up to three times the industry standard in royalties. Not a one-time transaction. An ongoing relationship.
Our collective brings together Indigenous artists from Brazil, Mexico, and the United States. Different landscapes, different traditions, different ways of seeing. What they share is a relationship to land and community that most contemporary spaces never touch — until now.
OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY
PVC-free, made with 31% recycled plastic, printed to order in the U.S. No forever chemicals. Red List Free.
Each pattern carries an Indigenous artist's way of relating to the natural world — not managing it, belonging to it. That's a different kind of sustainability than most materials offer.
And because a truly regenerative model has to work for people too, artists retain full copyright, earn equitable royalties, and have a say in how their work enters the world.
LIVING FUTURE 2026
15 Minutes of Brilliance
In April 2026, Flavia Pereira was invited to speak at the Living Future conference — one of the most respected gatherings of regenerative design thinkers in the world. Her talk explored why Indigenous art belongs in the spaces where people actually live and work, and what becomes possible when we stop treating it as decoration and start treating it as perspective.
Anduba is also one of six manufacturers selected for the Living Future Declare Equity Pilot — bringing human rights and fair labor to the center of the building materials conversation.
RECENT PRESS
