Three hands, one house.
Each artist is introduced the way their work is hung — one plate in the void, the label beside it. Find the hand you want, then ask for them by name.
Marisol
Marisol founded Copper Iris on one idea — a tattoo studio that feels more like a small gallery than a parlor. Her fine-line botanical and color work is built around custom pigment blends, mixed in-house to sit beautifully against any skin tone. She works slowly and deliberately; every piece is treated as a commission.
Theo
Theo tattoos in bold neo-traditional — rich teal and copper, clean line, saturated color that holds for years. His work carries the weight of classic traditional tattooing with a warmer, more painterly palette. This is the one place teal is allowed to glow.
Priya
Priya draws crisp blackwork and ornamental mandala geometry — precise, symmetrical, patient. Her linework draws collectors from across the city: architecture for the body, geometry you can wear.