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Timeline of Mallorca's indigenous design

482 events in the history of Mallorca's crafts and architecture, from prehistory to today.

901 — "aixata" in a document from the Arxiu de la Corona d'Aragó (DCVB). Aixada i xapeta (aixadell) →
901 — "destrale" in a document from the Archive of the Crown of Aragó (DCVB, sv aixada). Destral i picassó →
1055 — first appointment of the DCVB (Catalonia). Esco →
1069 — ferradura still means furniture fittings ("archa una cum ferradura", DCVB). Ferradura →
1069 — "morter one" in a document cited by the DCVB. Morter (mortar) and maça →
1129 — “unum cub et una tonna” (DCVB). Cup i canyís (trepitjar el raïm) →
1168 — «IIII garbes de ciuada» (DCVB). Garba, garbera and vencís (sheaves and stacks) →
13th century (1229 onwards) — the Gremi d'Ollers, Gerrers i Teulers is organized (see official document). Torn de gerrer →
1249 — «hodre d'oli, bot o barral» (DCVB). Barral (wine flask) →
1249 — "quintal of blinds" in the Leuda de Cotlliure (DCVB). Estora (palm mat) →
1249 — first documentary record of a llaüt in Mallorca. Llaüt (com a objecte) →
1249 — «sàrria d'angiles o de peix salat» in the Leuda de Cotlliure (DCVB). Sàrria i sarrió →
1258 (legend) — donation from Pere d'Urgell who would have originated the market. Dijous Bo (Inca) →
1285 — «LX quarteres de forment» of the bishop of Mallorca (BSAL, DCVB). Grain measures: quartera, barcella and almud →
1285 — «cent quarteres e II barceles d'ordi» (DCVB). Grain measures: quartera, barcella and almud →
1287 — first records of cofins (for sugar) in the Leuda de Perpinyà (DCVB). Cofí and esportí (esparto baskets) →
1288 — "bast whip load" in a document (DCVB). Harness: collera, bast and aubarda →
1299 — "una anclusa et uns mancles", document cited in the DCVB. Enclusa i manxa →
1299 — "meter bagots ni venema rotda in the carriers" is prohibited (DCVB). Portadora (grape-carrying tub) →
1299 — prohibition on reselling “sàrries ni senayles” (DCVB). Sàrria i sarrió →
1299 — a document prohibits resellers from buying "sàrries ni senayles" (DCVB). Senalla (palm basket) →
1301 — Jaume II declares Inca vila (probable start of fairs). Dijous Bo (Inca) →
1306 — privilege of the mercadal (weekly market) of Jaume II (disclosure source). Sineu Fair →
1307 — "sis archas, un arquibanch" in an inventory cited by the DCVB. Cadira de bova (rush chair) and bench →
1307 — "unum perol" in an inventory cited by the DCVB. Olla, cassola and perol (cooking pots) →
1309 — «arquibanchs e caixes del rebost», BSAL document (DCVB). Arquibanc →
1309 — «arquibanchs e caixes del rebost», BSAL document (DCVB). Caixa de núvia (bridal chest) →
1309 — «III currioles X diners» (Boll. Lul., DCVB). Corriola i politja →
1310 — the bolig (bolitx) already regulated in documents (DCVB). Gànguil i xarxes →
1316 — «per gerras e per cadufs», Majorcan document (Bordoy, Història de Felanitx, DCVB). Poal and cadufos (well bucket and waterwheel pots) →
1318 — most accepted date of the fair, without preserved document. Historians also propose 1306, 1319, 1346 and 1366. Sineu Fair →
1322 — ordinance on the quality of espardenyes (DCVB). Espardenyes →
1325-1328 — Ramon Muntaner: the Catalan fleet sings goigs of Sant Pere. Goigs →
1331 — "a serra arborera" (large log saw), Capmany. Wood saws: serra de cadastre and verduc →
1343 — Joan Mascum, bagpipe minstrel from Mallorca. Xeremies →
1343 — first documented dance, the teringues, in Llucmajor. Ball de bot and gloses (folk dance and improvised verse) →
1346 — «prendre rates ab loses» (BSAL, DCVB). Llosa (stone trap) →
1358 — the king orders "a gàbie de ferre" to be made to imprison the infant of Mallorca (BSAL, DCVB). Gàbia enganadora (decoy cage) →
1363 / 1409 — fir and pine archibanks (DCVB). Arquibanc →
1365 — first documentary references to the festival in sa Pobla. Sant Antoni de sa Pobla →
1366 — confirmation of Pere IV: the original privilege was lost in the reign of Sanç (1311-1324). Sineu Fair →
1369 — payment to five joglars for improvised songs in Valencia (Pere el Cerimoniós): first reference to the tradition of improvising. Ball de bot and gloses (folk dance and improvised verse) →
1373 — «una caxa ab sa clau et payn» (DCVB). Caixa de núvia (bridal chest) →
1373 — «In the chamber a scriptori» (DCVB). Escriptori and arquella (writing desk and casket) →
1373 — “dues pasteres de pastar de pocha valor” (doc., DCVB). Pastera (kneading trough) and oven peel →
1374-1375 — longliners in Barcelona documents (DCVB). Palangre (longline) →
1375 — «romana or calastó e quintars» (doc. from Barcelona, DCVB). Romana (steelyard balance) →
1386 — «exetes... per los canons de l'aygua» (BSAL, DCVB): taps of the Palma water network. Aixeta (tap) →
1388 — "vuyt alfabias buydes" in a document from the Bulletin of the Societat Arqueològica Lul·liana (DCVB). Alfàbia, gerra and gerricó (Mallorcan earthenware jars) →
1388 — "Unum cossi cum suo scanno" (a cossi with his bench), document from the Bulletin of the Societat Arqueològica Lul·liana (DCVB). Cossi i bugada →
1388 — "unum cup magnum cum viginti congrenys et suo fuckor" (BSAL, DCVB): wooden cup with twenty rings. Cup i canyís (trepitjar el raïm) →
1388 — "unam gubiam" in an inventory published in the BSAL (DCVB, sv gúbia). Carpenter's tools (eines de fuster) →
1388 — "Duos parpals ferri" in a document published in the BSAL (DCVB, sv parpal). Dry-stone waller's tools (eines de marger) →
1388 — "duas pales opperandi" in an inventory published in the BSAL (DCVB, sv pallet). Stonemason's tools (eines de picapedrer) →
1388 — «quatuor formatgeras» (DCVB). Formatgera (cheese mould) →
1388 — "duas rutas coleras", document published in the BSAL (DCVB). Olla, cassola and perol (cooking pots) →
1388 — "duas carriers clausas" and "quinque paria carriers" in BSAL (DCVB) documents: transport boxes in Mallorca. Portadora (grape-carrying tub) →
1388 — «romana e piló, stimat tot per dues doubles» (BSAL, DCVB): in a Mallorcan inventory. Romana (steelyard balance) →
1388 — “duas serras parvas” (BSAL). Wood saws: serra de cadastre and verduc →
1393 — «the nanses ab què prenen peix» (doc., DCVB). Nansa →
1395 — "senra per fer bugada to theft from home", document from the BSAL (DCVB). Cossi i bugada →
1395 — «una fornal e manxes» for an alchemy workshop, document published in the BSAL (DCVB, sv fornal). Enclusa i manxa →
1395-1409 — inventories mention "aradre ab sa rella". Jou (yoke) and Mallorcan ploughing →
1396 — "mitja cortera de aram... mitja cortera de fust" in Sóller (Hist. Sóller, DCVB). Grain measures: quartera, barcella and almud →
1398 — «j siti de boua dolent» (a worn bova seat), document cited by the DCVB. Cadira de bova (rush chair) and bench →
1398 — place assigned to beach longline llaüts (Mostassaf, DCVB). Llaüt (com a objecte) →
1398 — in Mallorca a place is assigned to beach "the lauts dels bolentins y palangres" (BSAL, cit. DCVB). Palangre (longline) →
1403 — the king asks Sicily for "sobressaoes" among other foods (DCVB): first mention of the word. Omplidor and matances (pig slaughter) tools →
1403 — “mola de fust per repessar” (Aguiló, DCVB). Roda d'esmolar (mola) →
1404 — "to the drum and to the flaviol" in a royal entry document (DCVB). Flabiol and tamborino (pipe and tabor) →
1405 — "the cistern that the stonecutters of Mallorca have there", document from the BSAL (DCVB). Stonemason's tools (eines de picapedrer) →
1405-1410 — "una shovel of ferre", "una shovel of fust" in inventories (DCVB). Pastera (kneading trough) and oven peel →
1405, 1484, 1565 — dated tinell citations (DCVB). Tinell →
1406 — Martí I requests stone from Santanyí for his palace in Barcelona (see official letter). Stonemason's tools (eines de picapedrer) →
1407 — “cent formatges de Mallorques” sent to a convent (DCVB): Mallorcan cheese is now exported. Formatgera (cheese mould) →
1410 — "in the fareig la corriola" (DCVB). Corriola i politja →
1410 — «un cove de canyes plen de cànyem» (doc., DCVB). Cove (covo) i paner →
1410 — "unes graelles" in an inventory cited by the DCVB. Foganya (hearth) and fire tools →
1410 — inventory with “un morter de coure ab sa mà de coure” and “dos mortés de pedra marbre” (Alòs, DCVB). Morter (mortar) and maça →
1410 — inventory with "two moles... la mola jussana, la mola sobirana, la tremuja" (Catalan document). Tremuja and moles (miller's tools) →
1412 — "a large melica booklet" (DCVB, doc. from Santa Coloma de Queralt). Ribella i ribell →
1413 — «dues assessors of tondre bestiar» (Aguiló, DCVB). Estisores de tondre (shearing scissors) →
1414, 1577 — canterer in Catalan archives (DCVB), not Mallorcan. Gerrer →
1414 — «un morter de terra, item dos mortés de fust» (DCVB): clay and wood coexist. Morter (mortar) and maça →
1415 — stills with lead covers and copper pots (Valencia). Alambí (still) →
1415 — two rolls of tow to repair a caravel (doc. Valencia). Caulker's tools (eines de calafat) →
1417 — "dues escodes e dos pichs de ferro per lo molí", BSAL document (DCVB, sv escoda). Dry-stone waller's tools (eines de marger) →
1424 — first giant documented in the Corpus Christi (Barcelona, Goliath); The tradition soon spreads to Valencia and Mallorca. Caparrots and gegants (big heads and giants) →
1427 — "a cana formatgera" (Aguiló, DCVB). Formatgera (cheese mould) →
1428 — "that from deu to deu besties must carry a picarol" (Mostassaf, DCVB): legal obligation. Esquella i picarol →
1429 — «a wave and a cassola and two topins, all of terra» (DCVB). Olla, cassola and perol (cooking pots) →
1431 — «quatre sàrias oldanes, dues d'espart and dues de palma» (DCVB). Sàrria i sarrió →
1432 — "ribot gros" in a document cited by Aguiló (DCVB). Carpenter's tools (eines de fuster) →
1434 — «alfabia oliera de tenor de LX quartans d'oli» (BSAL, cited in the DCVB). Alfàbia, gerra and gerricó (Mallorcan earthenware jars) →
1434 — "un cortí ab sércols de ferre" (BSAL, DCVB). Bóta congrenyada i quartí →
1434 — in Barcelona caixers and cafrers (Viquipèdia) are distinguished. Caixa de núvia (bridal chest) →
1434 — "un paner de verduchs" in a document published in the BSAL (DCVB). Cove (covo) i paner →
1434 — "una garba de quatre ganiuets" (BSAL, DCVB): garba also as a "bunch" of objects. Garba, garbera and vencís (sheaves and stacks) →
1434 — «two poals de fust garnit de ferro» (BSAL, DCVB). Poal and cadufos (well bucket and waterwheel pots) →
1441 — boters' brotherhood in Mallorca. Bóta and cooper's tools →
1443 — "hun quanter d'aram" in a document cited by the DCVB. Càntir and botilla (water jugs) →
1449 — payment “de sonar lo flouiol et la tembor” (Igualada, DCVB). Flabiol and tamborino (pipe and tabor) →
1449 — "ferros de rampins" in a Valencian document (DCVB). Forca, rampí and ganxo (pitchfork, rake and hook) →
1455 — «a bóta de oliuera buyda congrenyada de quatre congrenys» (BSAL, DCVB). Bóta congrenyada i quartí →
1456 — General Hospital; the image is linked to it from the beginning. Holy Week: the Sang de Palma and the Davallament of Pollença →
1460 — «una bona pastera... ab sos petges e cobertor» (DCVB). Pastera (kneading trough) and oven peel →
1461 — "a blat shovel" (DCVB, doc. from Santa Coloma de Queralt; Catalan data). Winnowing shovel and threshing-floor hut →
1467 — "una segueta or fitora de ferre" (doc., DCVB). Fitora and torchlight fishing (encesa) →
1467 — "two tallants manegats per fer pedres debombarda" (Aguiló, DCVB): tallant of a stonemason. Podadora and tallant (pruning hooks) →
1467 — «tres strops de remolar per redrissar rems» (doc., DCVB). Rems (oars) and escàlems →
1481 — cited among the leather works subject to tax. Avarques (varques) →
1485-1527 — copper, iron and clay grexonera in Catalan inventories (DCVB). Greixonera →
1490 — "un gayato per anar a romiatges" (DCVB). Gaiato →
1490 — "a porgar lenties porgar" (Vic). Garbell, porgador and sedàs (sieves) →
1491 — inventory of the possession of Gabriel Cerdà (Santa Margalida): archibanks with two or three caixes in several rooms (Barceló Crespí and Cassanyes, BSAL 73, 2017). Arquibanc →
1491 — "vuyt cadires planadisses", escambells and a "cadireta de bóta" in a possession of Santa Margalida (BSAL 2017). Cadira de bova (rush chair) and bench →
1491 — “vuyt cadires plaguedisses” and a litt de repòs in the inventory of Gabriel Cerdà, possessió de Santa Margalida (BSAL 2017). Cadira de repòs and llit de repòs (daybed) →
1491 — caixes and arquibancs in the inventory of a possession of Santa Margalida (BSAL 2017). Caixa de núvia (bridal chest) →
1491 — «nou parells d'escudelles de Màlica» kept in a cabinet, not on shelves (BSAL 2017). Escudeller →
1491 — possession of Gabriel Cerdà (Santa Margalida): beds wedged between archibancs and llit de repòs (BSAL 2017). Llit →
1491 — inventory of the possession of Gabriel Cerdà (BSAL 2017). Furniture of the possessió, village house and Palma townhouse →
1491 — "a large fust pastry bowl" and a long bench in the pantry of the cellar of the possession of Gabriel Cerdà, Santa Margalida (BSAL 2017). Pastera (kneading trough) and oven peel →
1491 — "dos taules llargues ab llurs petjes", "una taula plaguedissa", "taula redona vella" in the kitchen (BSAL 2017). Taula and bufet (table and sideboard) →
1491 — "un tinell bo" in the room of the possession of Gabriel Cerdà, Santa Margalida (BSAL 2017). Tinell →
1493 — «four gerres de terra per tenir olives» (BSAL, DCVB). Alfàbia, gerra and gerricó (Mallorcan earthenware jars) →
1493 — "caxa ferrada buyda per tenir lo pa", document from the Bulletin of the Societat Arqueològica Lul·liana (DCVB): the box as storage furniture in Mallorca. Caixa de núvia (bridal chest) →
1493 — «two paners per dar pa als morts» (BSAL, cit. DCVB). Cove (covo) i paner →
1493 — inventory with three silks: bristle and silk (BSAL). Garbell, porgador and sedàs (sieves) →
Since c. 1500 BC C. — finds from the Talayotic era (dissemination source). Fona →
1502 — «Sobrazades» in a Catalan-German vocabulary (DCVB). Omplidor and matances (pig slaughter) tools →
1505 — «two carratels de oli» (BSAL, DCVB). Barral (wine flask) →
1514 — prohibition of fishing with xàvega, bolitx and other gear in certain areas (BSAL, DCVB). Gànguil i xarxes →
1517 — "cociols per dar de beure a la mule" (BSCC, DCVB). Cossiol →
1517 — "un trill vell garnit de pedres" (Aguiló, DCVB): table trill. Carretó de batre (threshing sledge) →
1521 — "un quartí de vi" (Bordoy, Hist. Felanitx, DCVB). Bóta congrenyada i quartí →
1523 — cuxals as a piece of armor (DCVB): the name goes from war to the field. Cuixals, manegots and didals (reaper's gear) →
1523, 1564, 1711 — other dated citations (DCVB; that of 1711, Aguiló). Esco →
1523 — «una pastera ab sa granera e rasora» (DCVB). Graneres and graneretes →
1523 — "a mule backpack" (inventory, DCVB). Morral (shoulder bag) →
1523 — "una bassina gran de aram ab trespeus" (DCVB, sv trespeus). Ribella i ribell →
9/3/1523 — notarial act: the relic, brought by Manuel Suriavisqui (archdeacon of Rhodes), is left in La Seu due to a storm, in the midst of an epidemic. Tradition says that the plague subsided. Sant Sebastià (Palma i Pollença) →
1541 — another local date for patronage (to be verified). Sant Sebastià (Palma i Pollença) →
1543 — the autumn agricultural fair, officially for the first time; on Thursday because it was market day. Dijous Bo (Inca) →
1544 — cossiers in 15 towns (Rullan). Cossier and Dama costume →
1544 — cossiers in the Corpus of 15 towns (Rullan). Cossiers d'Alaró →
1544 — document (Rullan, Història de Sóller): cossiers in 15 towns on the island, especially for Corpus Christi. Cossiers de Montuïri →
1546 — "three daggers of aram" (inventory, DCVB). Poal and cadufos (well bucket and waterwheel pots) →
1546 — "a great envernissada gibrella" (Alòs, cited in the DCVB). Ribella i ribell →
1546 — “dues liures de fil de canyissos” (DCVB). Sequer and canyissos (drying racks) →
5/30-31/1550 — attack by Dragut's corsairs (date according to sources). Moros i Cristians of Pollença (la Patrona) →
1551 — «two parells de cardes, les vnes emborradores, les altres emprimadores» (Catalan doc.). Cardes and tisores d'abaixar (carding and cloth shears) →
1552 — "the forment cutter in Mallorca was worth 50 sous and it was not trobava" (BSAL, DCVB): year of hunger. Grain measures: quartera, barcella and almud →
1554 — first documentation of the Sang procession. Holy Week: the Sang de Palma and the Davallament of Pollença →
1555 — use of the escoda in a work by Sóller, cited in the Història de Sóller (DCVB). Dry-stone waller's tools (eines de marger) →
5/11/1561 — pirate attack on Sóller and local victory. Firó de Sóller (Moros i Cristians) →
Since 1562 — it is celebrated every year. Firó de Sóller (Moros i Cristians) →
1564 — the Sang brotherhood organizes it to collect alms for the Hospital. Holy Week: the Sang de Palma and the Davallament of Pollença →
1568 — «In Janer deus esporgar los arbres qui perden la fulla» (Aguiló, DCVB). Empelt i navalla d'empeltar →
1572-1575 — prohibition and restoration. Vestit i espasa de la Sibil·la →
1572 — Bishop Diego Arnedo prohibits it. 1575: the council restores it. Cant de la Sibil·la (Song of the Sibyl) →
1575 — "la nança o barbol fet de vímens" (Onofre Pou, Thesaurus puerilis, DCVB). Nansa →
1576 — foundation by Gabriel Guasp. Woodcuts of the Impremta Guasp →
Around 1580 — Inca has its own brotherhood and up to 31 ovens (Coll Conesa 2020). Torn de gerrer →
1587 — «El les coneixerà [les ovelles] encara que'ls ajen leuat lo seall» (doc., DCVB; not Mallorcan). Livestock ear marks (senyal de bestiar) →
1590 — fine “for not having pejellats dos cortins” (Hist. Sóller, DCVB): verified measures. Bóta congrenyada i quartí →
1594 — “un morter de coure ab sa masse”, Capbrevacions de Mallorca (DCVB, sv maça). Morter (mortar) and maça →
1596 — Sóller regulates “all those who have alambins”. Alambí (still) →
1603 — convent of Sant Agustí, link with the festival. Cavallets of Felanitx →
1603 — Augustinian convent of Felanitx, probable origin (Rosselló Vaquer). Sant Joan Pelós de Felanitx →
1606 — "corral or pleta de moltons" (Aguiló, DCVB). Gaiato →
1609 — «In the room 8 cadires de repòs» (DCVB; Catalan source). Cadira de repòs and llit de repòs (daybed) →
1609 and 1645 — «bufet de noguer» in Catalan archives (DCVB). Taula and bufet (table and sideboard) →
1610 — document from Sóller on safareigs to collect the lost oil from the tafonas (DCVB). Premsa de biga (olive-mill beam press) →
1610 — in Sóller safareigs are built in the square to collect the lost oil from the siquies of the tafonas (Hist. Sóller, DCVB). Safareig →
1614 — walnut writing table “a tall from Barcelona” (Inv. Bertran, DCVB). Escriptori and arquella (writing desk and casket) →
1617 — Fra Miquel Agustí describes the alembic in his Secrets d'Agricultura. Alambí (still) →
1624 — "a escudella de llet d'ametlla" for the preacher father of the convent of Sant Francesc de Paula in Palma (IV Jornades de Marratxí). Escudelles and plates from Pòrtol →
1629 — «un joch de ball de cossis of 8 minyons» (DCVB). Cossi i bugada →
1641 — "tafoners" in a document from Sóller (DCVB). Premsa de biga (olive-mill beam press) →
1643 — documented the cry "Visca Sant Antoni!" when you finish Completes. Sant Antoni de sa Pobla →
yes. XVII — palace. Portella (hotel, Palma) →
Mid s. XVII — about 600 dies and three presses. Woodcuts of the Impremta Guasp →
1650 — date attributed to the Davallament of Pollença (disclosure source; to be verified). Holy Week: the Sang de Palma and the Davallament of Pollença →
1652 — "a bova estora" in a document from Sóller (DCVB). Cadira de bova (rush chair) and bench →
1652 — "a bova estora" in a document from Sóller (DCVB). Estora (palm mat) →
1655 — prices set for gerres de mesure, mitjenseres, bastardes and taula (BSAL, DCVB). Alfàbia, gerra and gerricó (Mallorcan earthenware jars) →
1662 — «tres cantes e un selló tot de terra» (DCVB). Càntir and botilla (water jugs) →
1666 — new attempt at prohibition (Bishop Manjarrés de Heredia); survives. Cant de la Sibil·la (Song of the Sibyl) →
1671 — the clavari of Manacor pays for cloth, cotton and ribbons for the cavalls cotoners of the boys of Felanitx. Cavallet (cavall cotoner) →
1671 — the clavari of Manacor pays for "clothes to fix the cavalls cotoners and cotton and ribbons" for the boys of Felanitx. Cavallets of Felanitx →
1692 — a pragmatic prohibits gold and silver fabrics, lace and embroidery on "rebocillos or mantellines" (BSAL, cited in DCVB). Rebosillo and mocador (traditional headscarves) →
1703 — "the bestiar must be in the sestador" (arx. de Felanitx, DCVB). Gaiato →
1714 — revised work "per stonemason", BSAL (DCVB). Stonemason's tools (eines de picapedrer) →
1724 — "esportins" in an inventory (doc. from Fulleda, DCVB). Cofí and esportí (esparto baskets) →
1727 — «tomà tota la olive del Teix» (Hist. Sóller, DCVB): the verb already in documents. Harvesting carobs and almonds (canya de prendre) →
1727 — a storm "tomà tota la olive del Teix" in Sóller (Hist. Sóller, DCVB): the olive grove as wealth at stake. Trull de tafona (olive mill) →
Years 1740 — the calaixera enters the dowry of wealthy Catalan houses (Viquipèdia). Calaixera →
1741 — Antoni Isern (d. 1828) is born in Valldemossa; sons Antoni (1771-1842) and Josep (Pou, 2016). Mallorcan neoclassical furniture and Isern workshop →
1750 / 1920-1950 — Els Calderers, house of c. 1750 furnished mostly in 1920-1950. Furniture of the possessió, village house and Palma townhouse →
Before the s. XVIII — Minoan, Punic or Arab hypothesis, without proof. Siurell →
1561-s. XVIII — lawsuits with the Antonian friars to maintain the image of the saint in the parish. Sant Antoni de sa Pobla →
1st half s. XVIII — dances with the boters (coopers), brotherhood of Saint John the Baptist, "with guitar and violin" (Gabriel Llompart). Sant Joan Pelós de Felanitx →
1757 — spending 20 sous for a dress from Sant Joan Pelós (Felanitx). Vestit de Sant Joan Pelós →
1757 — first document: expenditure of 20 sous for a dress. Sant Joan Pelós de Felanitx →
1762 and 1821 — quotes from Aguiló in the DCVB. Cornucòpia i mirall →
1764 — "a gàngill from Alger" arrives in Mallorca with 47 oxen (BSAL, DCVB): gànguil as a boat. Gànguil i xarxes →
1764 — «30 pipes of oli... to saferex's mouth» (BSAL, DCVB). Safareig →
1772 — free export of dried figs (Pons). Escala de figueraler (fig-picker's ladder) →
1772 — free export of dried figs (Pons). Sequer and canyissos (drying racks) →
1774 — "ferro garlopas de fusta" (DCVB). Carpenter's tools (eines de fuster) →
1780 — «Ganapè fet de four cadires de Barcelona», doc. Majorcan cited by Aguiló (DCVB). Canapè (Mallorcan settee) →
1784 — "six cavallets, a lady and a demon that follows them" (Felanitx). Dimoni mask and costume →
1784 — six cavallets, a lady and a dimoni. Cavallet (cavall cotoner) →
1784 — letter: six cavallets, a lady and a dimoni behind. Cavallets of Felanitx →
1787 — José Vargas Ponce writes that from the palm works "a lot is taken in brooms for Marseille" (BOIB 101/2026). Graneres and graneretes →
1791 — Sáñez Reguart: fishermen who had rented the almadrava from Mallorca took it to the Valencian Country (probable location, Cap Blanc; to be verified). Almadrava →
1792 — beatification and first celebrations. Carro triomfal de la Beata (triumphal float) →
1792 — beatification; The festivities begin in several towns. Festes de la Beata (Palma, Valldemossa, Santa Margalida) →
Since 1792 (at least) — Palma parade; after the Festa de l'Estendard, the oldest civil festival preserved on the island. Festes de la Beata (Palma, Valldemossa, Santa Margalida) →
1806 or 1809 — the Catalan sculptor-cabinetmaker Adrià Ferran i Vallès arrives in Palma (date according to source); workshop of 22 workers (Sotheby's). Many attributions to Ferran are popular (Pou). Mallorcan neoclassical furniture and Isern workshop →
1808-1814 — the French War brings Andalusian forms (bolero, fandango). Ball de bot and gloses (folk dance and improvised verse) →
1817 — "dau and the waste of the press" (Aguiló, DCVB). Baldufa →
1817 — the fusters guild earns 2,277 lliures, the 11th in the city (Pou, 2016). Mallorcan neoclassical furniture and Isern workshop →
1818-1824 — the Diario Balear advertises chairs, mahogany armchairs and "sofa beds" in Palma (Pou, 2016). Canapè (Mallorcan settee) →
1818 — appointment of Montblanc (DCVB). Cornucòpia i mirall →
1818-1824 — advertisements for used mahogany furniture in the Diario Balear (Pou, 2016). Furniture of the possessió, village house and Palma townhouse →
1821 — first documentation in Montuïri. Cossiers de Montuïri →
1824 — the Diario Balear announces in Palma "a mahogany quarry with a bed" (Pou, 2016). Canterano (chest of drawers with desk) →
1835 — the Church maintains them until the confiscation. 1881: the City Council takes charge. Cavallets of Felanitx →
Mid s. XIX — the full wheel carriage (DCVB) disappears. Carro mallorquí (Mallorcan cart) →
1850 — the traveler Henry Christmas compares Mallorcan cabinetmakers with those of Paris and London (Pou, 2016). Mallorcan neoclassical furniture and Isern workshop →
Mid s. XIX — the governor asks them to dance for the dukes of Montpensier. Cavallets of Felanitx →
Mid s. XIX — continuous references in the Obreria; finals s. XIX, in press. Sant Joan Pelós de Felanitx →
1852 — Gaspar Monroig draws the built-in cossi bugader in the kitchen of the Sencelles convent (Coll Conesa 2020). Cossi i bugada →
1855 — current form of the festival. Firó de Sóller (Moros i Cristians) →
1860 — 12,789 hectares of figueral in Mallorca; 1965: 20,009 ha; 1996: 8,361 ha (Pons). Escala de figueraler (fig-picker's ladder) →
1866-1869 — export of palm work by the customs of Palma, Alcúdia and Andratx (BOIB 101/2026). Senalla (palm basket) →
1867 — the Arxiduc describes Capdepera's palm work in Die Balearen; see Die Balearen . Capell de palma (palm hat) →
1869-1891 — the Archduke, in Die Balearen, describes series now lost such as the consols (Coll Conesa 2020). Càntir and botilla (water jugs) →
1871 — cardboard giants with the Felanitx cavallets (Arxiduc). Caparrots and gegants (big heads and giants) →
1871 — the Arxiduc publishes dances and music in Die Balearen, with a troupe of giants with "huge cardboard heads." Cavallets of Felanitx →
1875 — the train arrives in Inca; The footwear leaves faster towards the port of Palma (Museu del Calçat). Shoemaker's tools (eines de sabater) →
Around 1891 — the Archduke draws alfàbies and gerres among Majorcan ceramics. Alfàbia, gerra and gerricó (Mallorcan earthenware jars) →
Around 1891 — the Archduke draws cossis among Majorcan ceramics. Cossi i bugada →
1895 — Jules Verne, Clovis Dardentor: the travelers return to the ship loaded with ensaïmadas. Ensaïmada →
Around 1900 — about 20 factories in Pòrtol; Today there are around a dozen workshops left (according to tourist sources). Olla, cassola and perol (cooking pots) →
Around 1900 — about 20 manufactures in Pòrtol (Mallorca Magazin 2019). Torn de gerrer →
1901 — Joan Rosselló de Son Forteza, story Els cossiers d'Alaró. Cossiers d'Alaró →
1903 — carriage parade in Palma (disclosure source). Carro triomfal de la Beata (triumphal float) →
1903 — carriage parade in Palma according to another source (the dates may refer to different things; please verify). Festes de la Beata (Palma, Valldemossa, Santa Margalida) →
Since 1904 — Gaudí moved the choir from the center of the nave to the Capella Major; seats are lost. Cadiram de la Seu (cathedral choir stalls) and church furniture →
1920-1925 — motorized public transport replaces horse-drawn carriages. Carro mallorquí (Mallorcan cart) →
1920-1940 — Josep Pons i Frau photographs the bugada in the cossi (Coll Conesa 2020). Cossi i bugada →
1920-1960 — decline. Ball de bot and gloses (folk dance and improvised verse) →
1922 — study of the Mallorcan sheep in the Agriculture magazine (shearing twice a year). Estisores de tondre (shearing scissors) →
1922 — study of the Mallorcan sheep: milk for cheese and brossat. Formatgera (cheese mould) →
1925-1940 — recovery groups: Parado de Valldemossa (1925), Tall de Vermadors (1927), Aires de Muntanya (c. 1930), Aires Mallorquins (1940). Ball de bot and gloses (folk dance and improvised verse) →
1926 — the Eines Mallorquines forge (Sineu) opens, three generations. Aixada i xapeta (aixadell) →
1926 → today — it continues to be forged in Sineu. Càvec →
1926 → today — the Sineu forge continues making stone hatchets and hammers. Destral i picassó →
1926 — the family workshop that today is Eines Mallorquines (Sineu) opens, three generations. Enclusa i manxa →
1926 — llaüt Mare Nostrum, by Antoni Ferrer (Palma). Llaüt (com a objecte) →
1940 — Josep Planas founded his photography business in Palma. Casa Planas (image and tourism archive, Palma) →
1943-1992 — interrupted. Recovered thanks to the study of Francesc Vallcaneras, Els cossiers d'Alaró. Cossiers d'Alaró →
1944 — The fishing skipper of Mallorca (Oliver): 150 fishing grounds. Almadrava →
1944 — 225 workshops; 1955: more than 300; 1977: 551 workshops and 1,754 workers (Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana; figures via extract, to be verified). Manacor furniture industry →
1945 — llaüt Alzina (Cala Ratjada); BIC in 2008. Llaüt (com a objecte) →
Principles s. XX — shepherds and missatges of Mallorca still wear them (DCVB). Avarques (varques) →
1950s — palm work grows with the first tourism. Capell de palma (palm hat) →
Years 1950-1970 — the ball de bot takes refuge in folklore groups (to verify). Castanyetes →
Mid s. XX — they are in Felanitx, Artà and Pollença. Cavallet (cavall cotoner) →
Antiquity → s. XX — basic tool for hand mowing. Falç i falçó →
Years 1950-1960 (to be verified) — the harvesters eliminate garbes and garbers. Garba, garbera and vencís (sheaves and stacks) →
Principles s. XX — in Mallorca only women who keep the old vestit pagès continue to wear gipó (DCVB). Gipó and Mallorcan peasant dress →
First quarter of the s. XX — Alcover and Moll collect the form and nomenclature of the yokes of the entire linguistic domain, "a temps" before they disappear. Jou (yoke) and Mallorcan ploughing →
1950s — maximum production due to tourism; signs with colored embroidery. Senalla (palm basket) →
Years 1950-1960 (to be verified) — threshers and harvesters replaced the cart. Carretó de batre (threshing sledge) →
Principles s. XX — the DCVB describes it as a "molt primitiu" instrument that still uses the pagesia of Mallorca but that "tends to disappear." Ximbomba →
Mid s. XX — only cavallets remain in Felanitx, Artà and Pollença. Cavallets of Felanitx →
Mid s. XX — Sant Joan Pelós only survives in Pollença and Felanitx (Consell Assessor, BOIB 32/2015). Corpus of Pollença: Àguiles and Sant Joan Pelós →
Mid s. XX — Artà is one of the three towns that preserved cavallets (with Felanitx and Pollença), according to the Consell Assessor (BOIB 32/2015). Sant Antoni d'Artà →
1952 — caparrots de sa Pobla. Caparrots and gegants (big heads and giants) →
1952 — the caparrots enter (7 figures; 11 the following year), at the initiative of the secretary of the City Council. They represent fashion models of the time. Sant Antoni de sa Pobla →
1956 — description in The convent of Sant Bonaventura de Llucmajor (coord. Salvador Cabot). Sermó de l'Enganalla (Llucmajor) →
1957 — the mother founded the firm. Isabel Guarch →
1958 — current dimonis of sa Pobla. Dimoni mask and costume →
1958 — closure. Woodcuts of the Impremta Guasp →
1958 — current dimonis. Sant Antoni de sa Pobla →
1960s — the pagesos are the last users; tractor and passenger cars remove them. Carro mallorquí (Mallorcan cart) →
1960 — the collection goes to the Cartoixa of Valldemossa. Woodcuts of the Impremta Guasp →
1962-1965 — the Muro Museum sets up a Mallorcan house with a kitchen and bedroom. Furniture of the possessió, village house and Palma townhouse →
1965 — Majorcan attempt to patent the avarca; The Servera family (Menorca) helps stop it. Avarques (varques) →
1966 — Festival of Tourist Interest (State). Sant Antoni de sa Pobla →
1967-1969 — two or three years without leaving. Sant Joan Pelós de Felanitx →
1970 — Baltasar Coll remembers those from Pòrtol and Sa Cabaneta bringing plats and olles to the Llucmajor fair. Escudelles and plates from Pòrtol →
1970 — Baltasar Coll remembers in Memoria acolorida d'unes fires those from Pòrtol and Sa Cabaneta arriving at the Llucmajor fair loaded with plats, olles, greixoneres, cassolins and ribells (cited in the IV Jornades de Marratxí). Greixonera →
1970 — Baltasar Coll remembers those from Pòrtol and Sa Cabaneta selling ribells at the Llucmajor fair (IV Jornades de Marratxí). Ribella i ribell →
1973 — born in Palma. Joan Pere Català Roig →
1974-1994 — the colles trobades (Montuïri, Sa Pobla) revitalize the couple. Flabiol and tamborino (pipe and tabor) →
1974 — first trobada of colles in Montuïri (about 20 colles). Xeremies →
1975 — Maruja and Paco Mira open a shop-workshop in Port de Sóller (belts, bags, sandals, hats). Porqueres (Mallorcan work shoes) →
1977-1990 — boom of groups (Obra Cultural Balear, Escola de Música i Danses de Mallorca, 1980). Música Nostra and Sis Som fill the public ballades. Ball de bot and gloses (folk dance and improvised verse) →
Since the 1980s — popular revival of ballades in the squares (please verify date). Castanyetes →
1981 — Manacor recovers the dress without bells through oral testimony. Cossier and Dama costume →
Civil War-1981 — interrupted; recovered in 1981. Cossiers of Manacor →
1982 — European Museum of the Year award for Muro; since 2019, inventory and dismantled rooms. Furniture of the possessió, village house and Palma townhouse →
1982 — conferences at the Ermita de la Victòria (Alcúdia): manifesto for public ballades. Ball de bot and gloses (folk dance and improvised verse) →
1983 — born in Palma. Joan Aguilo →
1983 — Caparrots Minyons. 1998: Grif and Dimonis d'Albopàs. 2003: Clamater. Sant Antoni de sa Pobla →
1986 — the BSAL publishes an inventory of irons from the Museum of Mallorca (see official document). Enclusa i manxa →
1988 — first correfoc groups in Mallorca. Dimoni mask and costume →
1991 — the same person has worn the Dimoni Gros since that year (Última Hora, 2024). Sant Antoni de Manacor →
1992 — Decree 27/1992 regulates thrush hunting with the traditional coll system (cited in Regulation 1/2012). Coll de tords (thrush net-hunting) →
1992 — Mallorcan Music and Ball Federation. 1996: Defesta separates. Ball de bot and gloses (folk dance and improvised verse) →
1992 — Joan Miralles, Cossiers de Montuïri (lyrics and music). Cossiers de Montuïri →
until 1993 — residence and then Torrents Lladó museum. Portella (hotel, Palma) →
1994 — enters the Escola d'Art of Palma. Joan Pere Català Roig →
1994 — first Trobada de Xeremiers and Fira de Lutiers de Sa Pobla. Xeremies →
1996 — specific name; then IGP. Ensaïmada →
2000 — Joana Borràs shows at Cibeles with other Mallorcan designers (Última Hora; please verify that it is the same person). Feel Mallorca (Joana Borràs) →
2000 — the Consell de Menorca creates the distinctive “Avarca, producte de Menorca”. Avarques (varques) →
2000s — music schools multiply xeremiers. Xeremies →
2001 — recovery of tradition in the Balearic Islands. Fona →
2002 — 524 furniture companies in the Balearic Islands, the majority in Manacor (El Temps). Manacor furniture industry →
4/24/2003 — the Consell declares the Neapolitan nativity scene at the Palau March BIC (BOE 6/4/2003). Betlem →
2003-2009 — from 5,725 to 4,111 workers (to verify source). Manacor furniture industry →
2005 — the daughter takes the creative direction (according to the website; a directory says "about thirty years ago": check). Isabel Guarch →
2005 — CD from the Cosme Bauçà Museum Foundation, Cavallets. Sant Joan Pelós. Sant Joan Pelós de Felanitx →
2006 — the Balearic Hunting Law recognizes it as a traditional, selective and non-massive method (Regulation 1/2012). Coll de tords (thrush net-hunting) →
2006 — the Associació d'Ollers de Pòrtol is founded (according to seemallorca). Torn de gerrer →
2006 — doctoral thesis on woodcut in Mallorca through the Impremta Guasp (BOE). Woodcuts of the Impremta Guasp →
2006 — the dimoni returns. Cossiers of Manacor →
2008 — Graduate in Fine Arts (Barcelona). Joan Aguilo →
2008 — the cossiers decide to also go out dressed on August 15. Cossiers de Montuïri →
2009 — begins to sell his designs as Antic Mallorca. Antic Mallorca (Araceli Iranzo) →
2009 — Oliver joins IBAVI. IBAVI and Carles Oliver →
2010 — foundation. 2 Micos (Nicoletta Mantoan and Alejandro Dumon) →
2010 — inventory of 782 boats, 733 flat sail. Llaüt (com a objecte) →
2010 — UNESCO. Vestit i espasa de la Sibil·la →
2010 — the City Council requests the declaration. Cossiers d'Alaró →
2011 — buys the premises (former bar) that will be Open Studio 79. Tatiana Marieta / Open Studio 79 →
2011 — the Serra de Tramuntana, World Heritage as a cultural landscape. Dry-stone waller's tools (eines de marger) →
2012 — Poraxa Award (Portocolom). IBAVI and Carles Oliver →
2012-2020 — directs the Marratxí ceramics school (municipality of Pòrtol). Joan Pere Català Roig →
2012-2013 — restoration of the cadiram (grupcpar UIB). Cadiram de la Seu (cathedral choir stalls) and church furniture →
2012 — Regulation 1/2012 of the Consell de Mallorca asks to update the 1992 decree. Coll de tords (thrush net-hunting) →
2012 — Ramon Llull Award. Cossiers de Montuïri →
2012 — Capta left the Trull house of the worker Pere Pep Gil (Última Hora). Sant Antoni d'Artà →
2013 — Marcote starts with wool (felt, markets). Llanatura →
2014 — call documented in the BOIB. Crafts of Mallorca Awards (Consell de Mallorca) →
2015 — Europan 13 Palma honorable mention. Aulets architects →
2015 — Marina Planas creates the center; 2016, assumes the entire file. Casa Planas (image and tourism archive, Palma) →
2015 — finished. Marés House (Twobo architecture) →
2015 — Fornalutx appeals against the ban. Correbou of Fornalutx →
2016 — GOB Alzina Award. Aulets architects →
2016 — first edition of the Saladina Festival. Joan Aguilo →
2016 — Puro Hotel. OHLAB →
2016 — first edition, with support from the Palma City Council (Culture). Setfonts — Palma Graphic Design and Typography Week →
2016 — Kortmann settles in Palma. Studio Jaia (Anna Lena Kortmann) →
2016 — Silver Award for the Son Moragues brand. StudioRoses (Rafa Roses) →
2016 — opens studio. Tonia Fuster / Studio Illes →
2016 — declaration. Sermó de l'Enganalla (Llucmajor) →
2017 — Ca Na Toneta (Caimari). 2 Micos (Nicoletta Mantoan and Alejandro Dumon) →
2017 — first prize in the Llubí escoleta competition; selected BigMat '17 Award. Aulets architects →
2017 — project. Fly House (BEEF architekti) →
2017 — international residencies begin. Casa Planas (image and tourism archive, Palma) →
May 2017 — it is announced that it will not be celebrated because it does not accredit 100 years of tradition. Correbou of Fornalutx →
September 2017 — it is celebrated in a reduced form. Correbou of Fornalutx →
2018-2019 — Baus and Rotlo. 2 Micos (Nicoletta Mantoan and Alejandro Dumon) →
2018 — with Ses Madones and two other artisans, she begins to give llata workshops. Antic Mallorca (Araceli Iranzo) →
2018 — “Peter Davey” special award (AR Emerging Architecture); gold «Best Architects 19» for the wine station. Aulets architects →
2018 — FAD Award (Formentera). IBAVI and Carles Oliver →
2018 — artisan letter (spinner and dyer). Llanatura →
2018 — profile in neo2. Tonia Fuster / Studio Illes →
2018 — UNESCO inscribes the art of stone in sec (multinational candidacy). Dry-stone waller's tools (eines de marger) →
2018 — the Inca Calçat and Industry Museum reopens. Shoemaker's tools (eines de sabater) →
2018 — the City Council moderates the "700th anniversary" due to doubt. Sineu Fair →
2018 — the pine splits almost in half when planted; two injured. Maximum height of 20 m is set. Pi de Sant Antoni de Pollença →
2019 — Made in Mallorca in London. 2 Micos (Nicoletta Mantoan and Alejandro Dumon) →
2019 — Regal 97 completed. IBAVI and Carles Oliver →
2019 — Made in Mallorca. Joan Pere Català Roig →
2019 — creates an open award for international fashion (FashionUnited). Mallorca Design Day →
2019 — Can Bordoy (four years of work). OHLAB →
2019 — with the Made in Mallorca collective at Aba Art Lab (Palma) and London Design Fair. Paparkone (Roberto Paparcone) →
2019 — finished. MM House (Salvà Ortín Arquitectes) →
2019 — third edition, at the UIB. Setfonts — Palma Graphic Design and Typography Week →
2019 — showcase in the Es Baluard store (March 25–September 30), “Design and Innovation in the Balearic Islands” program; with Made in Mallorca at Aba Art Lab and London Design Fair. Tonia Fuster / Studio Illes →
2019 — recognized as a museum collection by the Consell de Mallorca. Woodcuts of the Impremta Guasp →
2019 — it is celebrated at dawn. Correbou of Fornalutx →
2019 — the basket no longer has a live rooster. Pi de Sant Antoni de Pollença →
2020 — finished (photos by Tomeu Canyellas). Fly House (BEEF architekti) →
2020 — as president of the Mallorca Fashion Association, she speaks for the sector in the pandemic. Feel Mallorca (Joana Borràs) →
2020 — Llanatura founded in confinement. Llanatura →
2020 — start of work. 48 homes in Magaluf (LLOC architects) →
2020 — start of work. Living in Lime (Peris+Toral) →
2020 — first meeting (Mexico City, just before the pandemic, according to Parmar). XTANT (heritage textiles meeting, Palma) →
2021 — The Artisan School (Llubí) opens. Antic Mallorca (Araceli Iranzo) →
2021 — opening of Can Ferrereta (archive photos of Barbara Vidal on its walls). Bastidas Architecture →
2021-2022 — published in Designboom, Metalocus, The Plan, Architonic. Fly House (BEEF architekti) →
2021 — they enter the Es Garrover Foundation; Dona Artesana de Mallorca award to Marcote. Llanatura →
2021 — published in Aphasia; also in Arquitectura Viva, Yatzer, Dwell. Marés House (Twobo architecture) →
2021 — first edition in Palma. XTANT (heritage textiles meeting, Palma) →
2021 — piece of the month from the Maritime Museum of Mallorca. Mariner's box →
2022 — file in the Homo Faber guide. Antic Mallorca (Araceli Iranzo) →
2022 — Escoleta de Llubí, Mallorca Architecture Prize 2020-2022 (COAIB) and CSCAE Awards finalist. Aulets architects →
2022 — The Brand Identity publishes Periplo (08/31/2022). Enrique Presa →
2022 — AR Emerging Architecture Award to IBAVI and Oliver for the systemic use of local sandstone. IBAVI and Carles Oliver →
2022 — Elisabeth Colom joins (design and art direction). Llanatura →
2022 — delivery. 48 homes in Magaluf (LLOC architects) →
2022 — largest workshop-showroom in Pere Garau; start teaching classes. Studio Jaia (Anna Lena Kortmann) →
2022 — finished. Ca n'Uli (Vicenç Mulet) →
2022 — llatina sailing and its trades, BICIM (BOIB 57, 4/30/2022). Caulker's tools (eines de calafat) →
2022 — Campins recovers manufacturing in Consell. Escala de figueraler (fig-picker's ladder) →
2022 — Palma cedes land to the federation. Fona →
2022 — BIC Immaterial of the llatina sail. Llaüt (com a objecte) →
2022 — BIC Immaterial of llatina sailing and its trades, which includes riverside carpentry (BOIB). Rems (oars) and escàlems →
2023 — Mallorca Fashion Award for Camia de Mallorca. Feel Mallorca (Joana Borràs) →
2023 (Sept.) — presents Foners. Isabel Guarch →
2023 — selected in the FAD Awards (local wood and ceramics). 48 homes in Magaluf (LLOC architects) →
feb. 2023 — Hyères finalist. Marc Sanz Pey →
oct. 2023 — final in Villa Noailles (Belgian Igor Dieryck won). Marc Sanz Pey →
2023 — FAD interior design finalists (Santacilia). OHLAB →
2023 — Artisanal Promotion Award (€5,000) for Sa Gerreta. Paparkone (Roberto Paparcone) →
2023 — finished. Living in Lime (Peris+Toral) →
2023-2025 — X, XI and XII editions; Since 2025 the gala has been held in Es Baluard. Crafts of Mallorca Awards (Consell de Mallorca) →
2023 — second prize Premis Artesania de Mallorca (X edition). Tatiana Marieta / Open Studio 79 →
2023 — selected in the FAD Awards. Ca n'Uli (Vicenç Mulet) →
2023 — fraud of frozen industrial ensaïmadas, made outside the Balearic Islands, sold as artisanal at airports. Ensaïmada →
2023 — first woman under the dress of a dimoni petit (Magdalena Pérez). Sant Antoni de Manacor →
2024 (Feb.) — View Mallorca includes it among the artisan furniture studios on the island. Amarar →
2024 (Aug.) — publication in Yanko Design. School, year of studies and awards: to verify. Catalina Lamp (Antoni Martorell Pascual) →
2024 (March) — IDI LOOP day with hoteliers (Xarxa d'Hotels Sostenibles, FEHM). LOOP Design and Circularitat (IDI / ADR Balears) →
2024 (Nov.) — Play fusta (Pollença) and LOOP Brodats (Inca), already under ADR Balears. LOOP Design and Circularitat (IDI / ADR Balears) →
jun. 2024 — sponsor of the 2020-2024 promotion of the EAS of Catalonia. Marc Sanz Pey →
2024 — nominated for the EUmies (Mies van der Rohe) 2024 awards (shortlist according to Guiding Architects; to verify phase); visit “Out & About” of the COAIB with the IBAVI. Published on Dezeen (May 2024). Living in Lime (Peris+Toral) →
2024 — opens as a hotel (Wallpaper*, March 2024). Portella (hotel, Palma) →
2024–2026 — profile in Homo Faber; Monocle includes it among the three studios that make Palma “a design enclave” (2026). Studio Jaia (Anna Lena Kortmann) →
2024 — Bronze Award for SONMO packaging. StudioRoses (Rafa Roses) →
2024 — View Mallorca presents her as founder of Studio Islas. Tonia Fuster / Studio Illes →
2024 — doctoral thesis by Nicolau Cañellas, Carruatges a Balears (UIB), with testimonies from about 80 people. Carro mallorquí (Mallorcan cart) →
2024 — the Consell trains 55 people in one year; 24 at the Escola de Margers de Raixa (Última Hora, 2025). Dry-stone waller's tools (eines de marger) →
2024 — the Marratxí olleries receive the Emblemàtics Balears distinctive. Greixonera →
2024 — on sale from €68 (Majorca Daily Bulletin). Jaume, Maruja's son, plans to continue the workshop. Porqueres (Mallorcan work shoes) →
2024 — Inca preserves a single siurellera (Jornades d'Estudis Locals d'Inca). Siurell →
2024 — the Consell announces that the benefits of Muro will be protected (Breaking News). Beneïdes of Sant Antoni de Muro →
2024 — the Consell announces the protection of the three festivals in a single file. Festes de la Beata (Palma, Valldemossa, Santa Margalida) →
2025 — first edition (Es Baluard + Consell). In January 2025 it was announced for Fitur. Biennial B (Es Baluard + Consell de Mallorca) →
2025 (Mar.) — the founder dies; The workshop continues (please check who is taking it). Carmen Oropesa →
2025 — profile in “The Mallorcans” (TUI / Majorca Daily Bulletin). Joan Aguilo →
2025 — closure. Llanatura →
2025 — V edition «Artisan Intelligence». Mallorca Design Day →
2025-2026 — launch of the stamp and first selection (to verify official date). Artisan Fashion from Mallorca (Consell seal) →
2025 — Design and Artisan Innovation Award, XII Crafts Awards of Mallorca (gala in Es Baluard). Paparkone (Roberto Paparcone) →
2025 — finished. 30+8 homes Josep Togores (Vivas Arquitectos) →
2025 — sixth edition in Palma. XTANT (heritage textiles meeting, Palma) →
2025 — honorary award from the Consell for the career of Pep Toni Ferrà Ferrà, cordador de cadires i llatrer (Establiments). Cadira de bova (rush chair) and bench →
2025 — «Trenar» exhibition on leather braiding (May 9 - November 2). Shoemaker's tools (eines de sabater) →
2025 — BOIB publishes the board of the Balearic Federation of Tir de Fona (pres. Jaime Darder, 2024-2028). Fona →
2025 — the Blessed establishes the vestit d'home and dona as "basic clothing" for the procession. Gipó and Mallorcan peasant dress →
2025 — the Blessed of Santa Margalida sets the dona dress: flounce or rebosillo, gipó, skirt and espardenyes. Rebosillo and mocador (traditional headscarves) →
2025 — first Plague Day, promoted by brotherhoods. Sant Sebastià (Palma i Pollença) →
2026 — 2monos × dHUB. 2 Micos (Nicoletta Mantoan and Alejandro Dumon) →
2026 — Monocle stands out among the three furniture studios in Palma; commissioned by OHLAB for Terreno Barrio. Adriane Escarfullery →
2026 — second edition expanded with the municipalities of Palma and Marratxí. Biennial B (Es Baluard + Consell de Mallorca) →
2026 — OBEL Award for the "Balearic social housing model" (Cris Ballester and Carles Oliver, 2019-2023). IBAVI and Carles Oliver →
2026 — From the earth to the Cel. Joan Pere Català Roig →
2026 — campaign with ambassadors and ITB Berlin. Artisan Fashion from Mallorca (Consell seal) →
2026 — Monocle includes them in its Palma shopping guide and in the report on furniture studios in the city. Resmes →
2026 — The Brand Identity publishes the Terreno Barrio Hotel project. StudioRoses (Rafa Roses) →
2026 — among the eight projects from Mallorca candidates for the 2026 Spanish Architecture Awards (CSCAE). 30+8 homes Josep Togores (Vivas Arquitectos) →
2026 — alliance with LOV. Foundation; sister event YATRA in Kutch (India) in 2027. XTANT (heritage textiles meeting, Palma) →
2026 — “Llatra i cordat de cadires a la fresco” demonstration in Algaida (July 23). Cadira de bova (rush chair) and bench →
2026 — BIC Immaterial de l'obra de palm (BOIB 101/2026) initiated. Capell de palma (palm hat) →
2026 — the Consell launches the BIC Immaterial of palm works, which includes barns and barns (07/28/2026). Graneres and graneretes →
2026 — initiation of the BIC Immaterial de l'obra de palm (BOIB 101/2026). Senalla (palm basket) →
2026 — the BIC file of the palm work mentions it among the heritage objects (windows, barns, signs...). Palm fans (ventall and ventador) →
1/27/2026 — the Insular Historical Heritage Commission initiates the BICIM file (BOIB 20/2026). Beneïdes of Sant Antoni de Muro →
7/2/2026 — public information for two months (BOIB 83). Beneïdes of Sant Antoni de Muro →
8/2/2026 — last recorded edition. Moros i Cristians of Pollença (la Patrona) →
2026 — Joan Rebassa crown (born 2008), third minor in a row; The pine tree broke into three parts. Pi de Sant Antoni de Pollença →
2026 — the dimonis make the journey without dancing in front of the Town Hall, as a sign of mourning. Sant Antoni de Manacor →