Sirens


Sirene is an independent magazine for all those who love the ocean and feel close to the sea even when they are far from it, printed on seaweed paper .

Sirens is a story – of waves and dunes, of wood and canvas, of islands and whales, of sails and surf, of tattoos and seaweed, of secret itineraries and underwater mysteries.

Inside you will find stories and pieces of life closely linked to the sea and its life, which is little disturbed by the miserable events of earthly life.

For every half a kilo of fresh seaweed, one kilo of wood is saved. The entire production process has been meticulously designed to minimize environmental impact.

Large pages of recycled paper , rough and porous as only patches of salt water can be, large white spaces, pure as a marine horizon, and stories that will put you on the same wavelength as a growing community that looks to the oceans as the intersection of the planet's destinies. Sailing boats, divers, fishermen, simple ferry commuters, exotic villages, subsistence fishing, Sirene tells the story of the emotions, profound feelings, and stories it tells, all with the common thread of the gentle wisdom that only the sea can convey.