AMERICAS

This tunic dress arrives from the city of San Antonino Castillo Velasco, in the Oaxaca region, which is known as the ‘cradle of embroidery’ where women since early ages learn this art and treasure each piece they adorn like a child. Its flowery pattern is inspired by roses and pansies typical of this region and it’s all embroidered by hand using either a silk or cotton thread taking up to a few days per dress!

DETAILS AND CARE

• Green with multi colour embroidery
• 100% cotton
• Lenght: 130 cm
• *Please note that being hand-made, colours may slightly vary

This tunic dress arrives from the city of San Antonino Castillo Velasco, in the Oaxaca region, which is known as the ‘cradle of embroidery’ where women since early ages learn this art and treasure each piece they adorn like a child. Its flowery pattern is inspired by roses and pansies typical of this region and it’s all embroidered by hand using either a silk or cotton thread taking up to a few days per dress!

DETAILS AND CARE

• Green with multi colour embroidery
• 100% cotton
• Lenght: 130 cm
• *Please note that being hand-made, colours may slightly vary

This tunic dress arrives from the city of San Antonino Castillo Velasco, in the Oaxaca region, which is known as the ‘cradle of embroidery’ where women since early ages learn this art and treasure each piece they adorn like a child. Its flowery pattern is inspired by roses and pansies typical of this region and it’s all embroidered by hand using either a silk or cotton thread taking up to a few days per dress!

DETAILS AND CARE

• Orange with green embroidery
• 100% cotton
• Lenght: 130 cm
• *Please note that being hand-made, colours may slightly vary

The Rarámuri dresses are produced by an organization that works as a cooperative of artisans, located in the Chihuahua region and it is formed by the Tarahumara also called Rarámuri and Mexican women.

The artisans combine traditional Rarámuri elements, such as the peaks, or triangles that symbolizes the mountains like the Sierra Tarahumara, where this beautiful indigenous community finds its origin, as well as modern details that you can appreciate in their clothing.

With the purchase of these pieces you empower each of these women and support the preservation of the Rarámuri culture heritage.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Navy blue with multi color embroidery
• One Size
• 100% cotton
• Dry clean only
• *Please note that being hand-made, colours may slightly vary

The Rarámuri dresses are produced by an organization that works as a cooperative of artisans, located in the Chihuahua region and it is formed by the Tarahumara also called Rarámuri and Mexican women.

The artisans combine traditional Rarámuri elements, such as the peaks, or triangles that symbolizes the mountains like the Sierra Tarahumara, where this beautiful indigenous community finds its origin, as well as modern details that you can appreciate in their clothing.

With the purchase of these pieces you empower each of these women and support the preservation of the Rarámuri culture heritage.

DETAILS AND CARE

• White with multi color embroidery
• One Size
• 100% cotton
• Dry clean only
• *Please note that being hand-made, colours may slightly vary

The Rarámuri dresses are produced by an organization that works as a cooperative of artisans, located in the Chihuahua region and it is formed by the Tarahumara also called Rarámuri and Mexican women.

The artisans combine traditional Rarámuri elements, such as the peaks, or triangles that symbolizes the mountains like the Sierra Tarahumara, where this beautiful indigenous community finds its origin, as well as modern details that you can appreciate in their clothing.

With the purchase of these pieces you empower each of these women and support the preservation of the Rarámuri culture heritage.

DETAILS AND CARE

• White with multi color embroidery
• One Size
• 100% cotton
• Dry clean only
• *Please note that being hand-made, colours may slightly vary

The Rarámuri dresses are produced by an organization that works as a cooperative of artisans, located in the Chihuahua region and it is formed by the Tarahumara also called Rarámuri and Mexican women.

The artisans combine traditional Rarámuri elements, such as the peaks, or triangles that symbolizes the mountains like the Sierra Tarahumara, where this beautiful indigenous community finds its origin, as well as modern details that you can appreciate in their clothing.

With the purchase of these pieces you empower each of these women and support the preservation of the Rarámuri culture heritage.

DETAILS AND CARE

• White with multi color embroidery
• One Size
• 100% cotton
• Dry clean only
• *Please note that being hand-made, colours may slightly vary

The Rarámuri tops are produced by an organization that works as a cooperative of artisans, located in the Chihuahua region and it is formed by the Tarahumara also called Rarámuri and Mexican women.

The artisans combine traditional Rarámuri elements, such as the peaks, or triangles that symbolizes the mountains like the Sierra Tarahumara, where this beautiful indigenous community finds its origin, as well as modern details that you can appreciate in their clothing.

With the purchase of these pieces you empower each of these women and support the preservation of the Rarámuri culture heritage.

DETAILS AND CARE

• White with multi color embroidery
• One Size
  
• Cropped lenght
• 100% cotton
• Dry clean only
• *Please note that being hand-made, colours may slightly vary

The Rarámuri skirts are produced by an organization that works as a cooperative of artisans, located in the Chihuahua region and it is formed by the Tarahumara also called Rarámuri and Mexican women.

The artisans combine traditional Rarámuri elements, such as the peaks, or triangles that symbolizes the mountains like the Sierra Tarahumara, where this beautiful indigenous community finds its origin, as well as modern details that you can appreciate in their clothing.

With the purchase of these pieces you empower each of these women and support the preservation of the Rarámuri culture heritage.

DETAILS AND CARE

• White with black embroidery
  
• 100% cotton
• Ties at side
• Slip on
• One size

• Multicolor
  
• 100% Cabuya fiber
  
• H 30 cm; L 42 cm; Handle length 80 cm

• Multicolor
  
• 100% Cabuya fiber
  
• H 30 cm; L 42 cm; Handle length 80 cm

• Multicolor
  
• 100% Cabuya fiber
  
• H 30 cm; L 40 cm; Handle length 80 cm

• Green, red and purple
  
• 100% Cabuya fiber
  
• H 28 cm; L 40 cm; Handle length 80 cm

This Mochila bag is entirely hand-woven with glass beads by artisans of the Kamsa tribe on the southern rain forest of Colombia where culture is one of their biggest treasures. Beliefs, traditions and heritage are celebrated on a daily basis by this community, expressed through music, dances and exquisite craftsmanship.

Each of these beaded Mochila represents a special belief: the labyrinth is the symbol of the good things that arrive as well as the bad things that must go away to be in perfect balance with life.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Black with silver decorations
• 100% glass beads
• Beaded drawstring closure
• H 20 cm; L 10 cm
• Handle length 105 cm

This Mochila bag is entirely hand-woven with glass beads by artisans of the Kamsa tribe on the southern rain forest of Colombia where culture is one of their biggest treasures. Beliefs, traditions and heritage are celebrated on a daily basis by this community, expressed through music, dances and exquisite craftsmanship.

Each of these beaded Mochila represents a special belief: the sun represents their God, the energy for well-being and power to fulfill every day tasks.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Black with gold decorations
• 100% glass beads
• Beaded drawstring closure
• H 20 cm; L 10 cm
• Handle length 105 cm

This Mochila bag is entirely hand-woven with glass beads by artisans of the Kamsa tribe on the southern rain forest of Colombia where culture is one of their biggest treasures. Beliefs, traditions and heritage are celebrated on a daily basis by this community, expressed through music, dances and exquisite craftsmanship.

Each of these beaded Mochila represents a special belief: the Rainbow is the symbol of abundance. Abundance for the family, work and creativity. In the middle, the uterus that represents life.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Black with gold decorations
• 100% glass beads
• Beaded drawstring closure
• H 20 cm; L 10 cm
• Handle length 105 cm

This Mochila bag is entirely hand-woven with glass beads by artisans of the Kamsa tribe on the southern rain forest of Colombia where culture is one of their biggest treasures. Beliefs, traditions and heritage are celebrated on a daily basis by this community, expressed through music, dances and exquisite craftsmanship.

Each of these beaded Mochila represents a special belief: the Rainbow is the symbol of abundance. Abundance for the family, work and creativity. In the middle, the uterus that represents life.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Silver with black decorations
• 100% glass beads
• Beaded drawstring closure
• H 20 cm; L 10 cm
• Handle length 105 cm

This Mochila bag is entirely hand-woven with glass beads by artisans of the Kamsa tribe on the southern rain forest of Colombia where culture is one of their biggest treasures. Beliefs, traditions and heritage are celebrated on a daily basis by this community, expressed through music, dances and exquisite craftsmanship.

Each of these beaded Mochila represents a special belief: The flute, the instrument used to cheer up special moments, specially  life.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Gold with black decorations
• 100% glass beads
• Beaded drawstring closure
• H 20 cm; L 10 cm
• Handle length 105 cm

This Mochila bag is entirely hand-woven with glass beads by artisans of the Kamsa tribe on the southern rain forest of Colombia where culture is one of their biggest treasures. Beliefs, traditions and heritage are celebrated on a daily basis by this community, expressed through music, dances and exquisite craftsmanship.

Each of these beaded Mochila represents a special belief: the wind, represents the journey and encouragement for well being. 

DETAILS AND CARE

• Silver with black decorations
• 100% glass beads
• Beaded drawstring closure
• H 20 cm; L 10 cm
• Handle length 105 cm

This Mochila bag is entirely hand-woven with glass beads by artisans of the Kamsa tribe on the southern rain forest of Colombia where culture is one of their biggest treasures. Beliefs, traditions and heritage are celebrated on a daily basis by this community, expressed through music, dances and exquisite craftsmanship.

Each of these beaded Mochila represents a special belief, for instance, here is represented the ant, symbol of work and harmony to work .

DETAILS AND CARE

• Silver with gold decorations
• 100% glass beads
• Beaded drawstring closure
• H 20 cm; L 10 cm
• Handle length 105 cm

This Mochila bag is entirely hand-woven with glass beads by artisans of the Kamsa tribe on the southern rain forest of Colombia where culture is one of their biggest treasures. Beliefs, traditions and heritage are celebrated on a daily basis by this community, expressed through music, dances and exquisite craftsmanship.

Each of these beaded Mochila represents a special belief, for instance, here is represented the ant, symbol of work and harmony to work .

DETAILS AND CARE

• Gold with black decorations
• 100% glass beads
• Beaded drawstring closure
• H 20 cm; L 10 cm
• Handle length 105 cm

The Huipil is one of the most iconic garments among the indigenous women in the central and South America. The fabric is loom weaved by hand using cotton yarns which are dyed with natural colors. This Huipils are entirely embroidered by hand, this meticulous process makes each single piece rare and unique! The design of every piece is linked to the ethnicity of the artisan as each region has different styles, motifs and stories to tell.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Beige and brown with multicolor embroidery
• 100% cotton
• One size
• L: 130 cm; W: 60 cm  

The Huipil is one of the most iconic garments among the indigenous women in the central and South America. The fabric is loom weaved by hand using cotton yarns which are dyed with natural colors. This Huipils are entirely embroidered by hand, this meticulous process makes each single piece rare and unique! The design of every piece is linked to the ethnicity of the artisan as each region has different styles, motifs and stories to tell.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Blue with pink embroidery
• 100% cotton
• One size
• L: 120 cm; W: 58 cm
• Model is 176 cm

The Huipil is one of the most iconic garments among the indigenous women in the central and South America. The fabric is loom weaved by hand using cotton yarns which are dyed with natural colors. This Huipils are entirely embroidered by hand, this meticulous process makes each single piece rare and unique! The design of every piece is linked to the ethnicity of the artisan as each region has different styles, motifs and stories to tell.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Beige ad brown stripes with blue embroidery
• 100% cotton
• One size
• L: 120 cm; W: 57 cm 

The Huipil is one of the most iconic garments among the indigenous women in the central and South America. The fabric is loom weaved by hand using cotton yarns which are dyed with natural colors. This Huipils are entirely embroidered by hand, this meticulous process makes each single piece rare and unique! The design of every piece is linked to the ethnicity of the artisan as each region has different styles, motifs and stories to tell.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Beige and grey stripes with pink and beige embroidery
• 100% cotton
• One size
• L: 118 cm; W: 62 cm

The Huipil is one of the most iconic garments among the indigenous women in the central and South America. The fabric is loom weaved by hand using cotton yarns which are dyed with natural colors. This Huipils are entirely embroidered by hand, this meticulous process makes each single piece rare and unique! The design of every piece is linked to the ethnicity of the artisan as each region has different styles, motifs and stories to tell.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Beige with pink embroidery
• 100% cotton
• One size
• L: 120 cm: W: 57 cm
  

The Huipil is one of the most iconic garments among the indigenous women in the central and South America. The fabric is loom weaved by hand using cotton yarns which are dyed with natural colors. This Huipils are entirely embroidered by hand, this meticulous process makes each single piece rare and unique! The design of every piece is linked to the ethnicity of the artisan as each region has different styles, motifs and stories to tell.

DETAILS AND CARE

• Beige and brown stripes with brown embroidery
• 100% cotton
• One size
• L: 121 cm; W 60 cm