The crescent cape is made with soft baby alpaca textiles
the artisans of the Armenia town in Quindío create a bowl in eggshell
making them unique and original
Weaving for the Wayúu people is more than a cultural practice and inheritance from their ancestors
the native Mayan peoples of the highlands of Guatemala have been committed to crafts and have a vocation for crocheting and embroidery using their own colors and designs that reflect the Guatemalan essence
Square yellow Huipil cushion Shigra The crescent cape is madeIn Guatemala, combining artisanal fabrics to create a wide variety of products is a deep rooted practice among both artisans and merchants. Huipiles, cuts, patches, ribbons and canvases are hand woven with ancestral techniques, each telling stories of tradition through an infinite number of figures, colors and patterns. These elements become the perfect raw material for creative artisans, who transform them into a variety of functional and decorative