Pin + ocha + pinotxa
A name with roots
Pinocha brings together pins, ocha—tea in Japanese—and pinotxa, the dry pine needles beneath Mediterranean trees. A small bridge between places, materials, and everyday wonder.
Pins · craft · little rituals
Small things, made slowly.
Colorful pins inspired by tea, pine needles, and the beauty of things made by hand.
The first tiny collection
Pick your small joy
A little mystery
The lucky origami box
One pin, tucked into a tiny hand-folded box on a bed of confetti. Ten designs are known. Five stay secret.