Our workshop , has been established by Solve et Coagula OÜ already in 2013. Our mission statement can also be summarised as: social entrepreneurship, by which we mean entrepreneurship that aims to solve a bottleneck in society. This is what we do by selling our products and services. In other words, a social enterprise works to achieve a specific societal goal by using the income generated by the business. The social purpose of a social enterprise means that it contributes directly to people's livelihoods and well-being, and to the maintenance of a desirable state of the natural and living environment. We recycle timber in a circular economy, and at the same time we can provide jobs and services to people with disabilities and reduced working capacity.

AMANITA, a social enterprise, recycles wood waste and uses it to make consumer goods, corporate and promotional gifts. At the fair, we will take a par set to the sorting station, but we will also present souvenirs (parking bells, business cards, mobile holders, games, cutting boards) that would be suitable as Christmas gifts or company gifts. When you buy products, you are also helping to contribute to mental health services, as the company has created a service centre, Villa Amanita, where people with special needs live and where a range of activities take place, from football to travel and community events.

The main products at the moment are wooden souvenirs and souvenirs, various handicrafts and creative works. for example: cutting boards, hot plates, bottle baskets, flower boxes, benches, mail boxes, folding cars and motorbikes, and various brain teasers etc.
We also offer CNC milling and laser cutting facilities. We can engrave logos and texts on products to personalise and personalise them.
We also offer training and are open to cooperation
We are also developing other social services (support services, special care services, etc.)

We manufacture, renovate and remanufacture our own products, mainly from scrap and non-standard materials (plywood, veneer, glued laminated timber, bark paint, etc.), and our workers are mainly people with reduced or no work capacity who work under the supervision of activity supervisors.