In the town of Croix-des-Bouquets, just outside Port-au-Prince, the sound of hammer on steel has rung out since the 1950s. What began as one blacksmith reshaping a discarded oil drum into a cross for a local cemetery grew into an entire art form — and today, it's the heartbeat of everything we make. A steel drum is never "just metal" to the artisans we work with. Before it becomes a wall hanging or a pendant, it's rescued from a scrapyard, burned clean, and beaten flat by hand until it becomes a single, unbroken sheet — a blank canvas with its own history still visible in every dent. From there, nothing is templated. A design is sketched in chalk directly onto...