Many Tsenà pieces are available in limited quantities because they depend on available materials, artisan production capacity, colours, and small-batch sourcing.

Some pieces are market finds, upcycled, or made from deadstock materials, which means availability can be unpredictable. Once a piece sells out, we may not be able to restock the exact same item.

Some Tsenà pieces are found in local markets in Madagascar and carefully curated by Tamalà.

For us, this is part of the value of Tsenà. Local markets are full of creativity, skill, and everyday design, and buying from them helps support the economy on the ground. It keeps money circulating within local communities, supports small vendors and artisans, and recognizes the beauty already present in Malagasy markets.

Curation is not just about finding beautiful pieces. It is also about valuing the people, skills, and local ecosystems behind them.

Tsenà is organized into small collections, each with its own way of celebrating craft, creativity, and life in Madagascar.

Tsenà Finds are pieces discovered in local markets in Madagascar and carefully curated by us. They may be one-of-a-kind, seasonal, or difficult to restock. Buying these pieces helps support local vendors, artisans, and the everyday market economy.

ReImagined pieces are made using upcycled, deadstock, or repurposed materials. They give new life to existing textiles or materials that might otherwise be overlooked, while keeping the pieces playful, useful, and unique.

Tamalà & Friends features pieces created in collaboration with artisan-led brands, small ateliers, and creative partners connected to the Tamalà ecosystem. These pieces highlight different skills, materials, and design perspectives.

Together, these collections reflect what Tsenà is about: unique pieces, handcrafted in Madagascar, curated for you.

Some Tsenà pieces are made from upcycled, deadstock, or repurposed materials.

Upcycled means an existing material is transformed into something new and useful.

Deadstock refers to leftover or unused materials that already exist, instead of producing new material from scratch.

Because these materials are limited, each piece may have small variations in colour, texture, print placement, or finish. That is part of what makes them unique.

We do our best to photograph each item as accurately as possible. However, colours may vary slightly depending on lighting, screen settings, and device settings.

For handcrafted items, small differences in weave, texture, shape, size, or finish are normal and are not considered defects.

Sometimes, but not always. Because many items are limited, handcrafted, or sourced in small batches, restocks are not guaranteed. Similar pieces may become available later, but they may not be identical.

If you absolutely love an item but it has been sold out, please let us know! Who knows, maybe the artisan is still able to reproduce it.

Pop-Up Treasures are pieces that are best discovered in person at our pop-ups. They may be one-of-a-kind, limited, or vary more in colour, size, or fit.