Warm light falls across a flour-dusted wooden table. One pair of hands cuts a soft rope of dough while another rolls each piece over a fork, forming the characteristic grooves of handmade gnocchi. A worn tray gathers the finished pieces as the work continues.
Ñoquis del 29 celebrates the ritual contained in the making: a repeated gesture, learned through observation and passed from one generation to another. The scene is intimate and lived-in, focused on hands, flour and dough rather than a plated meal.
This artwork belongs to Rituales del Sur, a collection inspired by customs, objects and everyday scenes that shape life in the South.
Perfect for kitchens, dining rooms, breakfast nooks and interiors seeking warmth, family memory and a subtle connection to Argentine culture.
