Artisan Journal · Issue 01 · August 2026 · Son Proenç, Mallorca
Corbes Studio — The Interview
Henri Carrelet on fathers, clay, and starting over in his father's studio.

Henri Carrelet in the studio that used to be his father's. Felanitx, August. — Interview and Photographs by Daniel Siegler
I visit Henri Carrelet on a Tuesday afternoon in August, at his studio in Felanitx, Mallorca. He offers me water, then coffee. We walk around and talk. He talks the way he works — circling, returning, finding the shape of what he means as he goes.
The studio used to belong to his father. The house he lives in now belongs to his father. His father, Stan Carrelet, died four years ago, and Henri is here again, sorting out what that means. Not in some abstract, therapeutic sense. Physically. The shelves still hold some of his father's pieces. Henri lives in this house with his wife Pauline and their young daughters, making his own work in the room where his father made his.
He's aware of how that sounds. He brings it up before I do.
“When I'm here, everyone talks to me about my father,” he says. “It's nice in a way. But now it's time.” He leaves the sentence there. He doesn't need to finish it.
“My father didn't used to compliment us. But at the end, before he died, I could have some applause about what I'd done in Paris.”Henri Carrelet
Read the full interview — esmercat.net/journal
Corbes Studio — Henri Carrelet · @corbesstudio
Pola Jewellery — The Queen of Hearts

Paula Rincón works from a small home studio by the sea in Palma, where a piece begins long before it is a piece.
Pola Jewellery — Paula Rincón · @polajewellery
“No factory logic. No rush. Just a woman on an island, designing with care.”
Pax Gastrobar × Culture Club

A wine made for Es Mercat with local wineries, from native grapes — and two labels drawn for the occasion.
Pax Gastrobar — Sebastian Kauffeld · @paxfelanitx / Harri × Culture Club / Today I Saw Eden × Culture Club
“Pax means peace. Good gastronomy begins where respect for origin, craftsmanship, and people is practised.”Sebastian Kauffeld
The Market
Second market — Saturday 08 August, from 4pm at Maluhia Animal Sanctuary, Son Proenç, Felanitx. Monthly, March to November. Stands, food, wine and music at dusk.
esmercat.net · @esmercat_mallorca
Maluhia Animal Sanctuary

The market takes place at Maluhia, a sanctuary at Son Proenç where rescued animals and the people who meet them find quiet ground.
Maluhia Animal Sanctuary — Mashanti · @maluhia_animal_sanctuary / Sadie Siegler · sadiesiegler.lovable.app
Es Mercat Sounds

A playlist for dusk at Son Proenç: unhurried, borderless, and pulled from places most maps don't bother with.
BAOA · Es Mercat Sounds on Spotify
Can Cavall Blau x Es Mercat

A small regenerative farm in Sencelles and the handmade aperitif that will be poured at Es Mercat Edition 02.
Can Cavall Blau — Katja & family · @cancavallblau
“Animals that have been through their own healing process tend to meet people differently: more open, more still, more present.”
“No playlist algorithm got here. Someone did.”BAOA
The Culture Club presents — an artisan journal from Son Proenç, Mallorca.
Creative direction: Daniel Siegler / discipline.global · esmercat.net · info@esmercat.net

Artisan Journal · Issue 01 · August 2026
Second market — Sat 08 August
Monthly, March–November · Maluhia Animal Sanctuary, Son Proenç, Felanitx
esmercat.net · @esmercat_mallorca
Image & design: Daniel Siegler
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