Tau History & Studio
From Flame to Art
Tau Joyas is Rosario's glassmaking practice, based in her personal studio in the Poble-sec neighborhood of Barcelona. Every piece is hand-formed from glass using a torch—a technique known as flameworking, which she continues to deepen through masterclasses in studios as far away as Berlin. The process demands the utmost concentration: at high temperatures, the glass becomes maleable, but only for a few seconds before it hardens.

Collections and Analog Aesthetics
Her work moves through named collections "Mar de Promesas" (Sea of Promises), "Bosque EncanTau" (Enchanted Forest), "Glass Smoke," "Pieza de baile" (Dance Piece) and is shot mostly with analog film by photographer Irene Villarroya, in collaboration with stylists, dancers, and tattoo artists who pull the pieces into larger scenes. Objects are sold at at muy sentia, artbeats, her studio in poblesec and in art events or pop ups

Art and Fashion united
Rosario is bringing a vibrant international perspective to her creations. Her glass artworks are bursting with color, featuring playful, funky shapes that capture attention and spark curiosity. Each piece blends artistic expression with contemporary design, transforming jewelry into wearable art. Bold, imaginative, and highly fashionable, her creations are made for those who love originality and creativity.

Handmade
Every ring and pendant is hand-formed at a torch (flameworking) at high temperature. No two pieces are identical.
Sustainable Materials
Borosilicate glass, fine glass rods for torch work, sterling silver. The process produces no waste.
Fair Trade Minded
Glass is collected from nature, preventing it from landfills. Each piece has a story of where its material came from.