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Cocorrina

Cocorrina is an independent lifestyle brand based in Kefalonia, Greece, founded in 2012 by Corina Nika and Theo Dadamis. The brand is known for its celestial and mystical design language, offering handcrafted products including tarot decks, celestial jewelry, mystical books, and gold foil artworks. Cocorrina blends mythological and astrological themes with eclectic and romantic design, serving a global audience through its online store.

History

Corina Nika launched Cocorrina as a personal design studio and blog in 2012, focused on branding and visual storytelling. In 2018, the brand evolved into a product-based business offering spiritual and mystical items rooted in folklore, astronomy, and symbolism. In 2020, Cocorrina registered its trademark and expanded its product line to include heirloom-quality art and metaphysical tools. The brand has grown an international customer base through e-commerce and is widely recognized for its signature aesthetic.

Products

Cocorrina offers:

Tarot and oracle decks
Rune decks
Mystical books and journals
Celestial and zodiac-themed jewelry
Brass and gold foil art prints
Heart-shaped poetry and spell books

Recognition

Cocorrina’s work has been featured in international publications including Vanity Fair, Harper's Bazaar, and Cosmopolitan. The brand designed the cover for The Black Bird Oracle, a New York Times bestseller, as well as Arcana Academy by author Elise Kova.

Cocorrina has collaborated with companies such as Anthropologie, Black Milk Clothing, and Penguin Random House. The brand has also created design work for figures and organizations including Time magazine, Elie Saab, Virgin, and Deepak Chopra, further contributing to its recognition within the spiritual and creative industries.

Founders

Cocorrina was founded by Corina Nika, a Greek designer and creative director, and Theo Dadamis, who manages production and logistics. Together, they operate the business from their studio in Kefalonia, Greece.

Online Presence

Website: [1](https://www.cocorrina.com)
Instagram: [2](https://www.instagram.com/cocorrina.co)
Facebook: [3](https://www.facebook.com/cocorrina)
YouTube: [4](https://www.youtube.com/@cocorrina)

References

Category:Greek brands Category:Design companies Category:Mystical and spiritual companies Category:Online retailers