Our Mission
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OWNER - MANAGING DIRECTOR

In 2011, my mother laid the foundation for this company with a vision rooted in integrity, artistry, and purpose. She believed deeply in the value of craftsmanship and the importance of keeping traditional skills alive in a fast-moving world. In 2024, she entrusted me with continuing this legacy. I carry her vision forward with pride and with my own dedication to preserving the values we both hold dear.

I believe in the power of human hands, the beauty of tradition, and the strength of communities. In a world where everything changes rapidly, and objects are often seen as mere passing trends, I choose the timeless—craftsmanship, heritage, and the connections that create true value.

For me, this is not just a business; it is a mission. I want to ensure that artisanal knowledge not only survives but regains the appreciation it deserves. I believe that handmade objects are not just beautiful; they carry stories and serve as a bridge between the past and the future.

Sustainability, to me, is not only about materials but also about people, culture, and passing on knowledge and values that should not be lost. My company is dedicated to conscious, value-driven creation—where every stitch, every weave, and every small detail is crafted with heart and respect, preserving the memories of the past and the hope of the future.

RESORATION EXPERT

The inspiration to join RIBISLI came from my grandmothers. Sunken deep into their thoughts they both handcrafted hours and hours every day. The textiles which they made with great dedication had to survive the test of time, were much appreciated and highly prized, all in opposite to our present “single use and throw away’ society.

Since my childhood I have lived in several countries and I am convinced that these needle work skills and the rich folklore traditions which are still alive in Hungary do represent a real treasure for the future. By founding RIBISLI I make an attempt to give support and my reverence to women with such extraordinary knowledge.

I am also convinced that only companies which strive for harmony between commercial and social interests can become successful in the long term.

DUTCH ADVISOR 

Nothing gives me more pleasure than seeing a completed piece of needlework. I experienced that feeling already at a young age when I went to a Steiner grammar school in Germany. We learned to make all sorts of things by hand, let it be knitting, sewing, basket weaving and working on a farm or in a garden. I do not only see a product, I also realize there are people behind it who put their love, time and expertise in making it. That’s why I pay much respect to quality handmade products.  RIBISLI gives me the chance to promote the special value of female handcraft.

GRAPHIC DESIGN – LOGO - PACKAGING

I like regular forms and systems in certain patterns, but they will only be living if there is something irregular, surprising in them, just like in nature. This is the reason why Gropius (father of the Bauhaus style) has inspired me so much, when I read his book “Unity and diversity, diversity and unity, or in other words military uniforms contra folklore clothing.”

I have an approach to the tasks and challenges in my life that boils down to flexibility, humor, thoughtfulness and playfulness. We, designers, must feel extra responsibility, that’s why I opted for the following motto regarding my professional work: “Beware! The packaging will someday be opened!”