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Cruz del Sur. This pendant was carefully made in Peguche, Otavalo, Ecuador by self taught Kichwa artist Pedro Maldonado.    Materials: Wood & Silver 925   Dimensions: Length: 1.5 cm ( hook not incl.) Width: 1.5 cm

This design captures both time and space of the Andes: the colours of the mountains representing the constant change  of the colors of the fields, no angle or sight being the same. The skies, untouched by...

Quena and Antara Flutes are traditional Andean instruments crafted from bamboo (carrizo) parts, with each instrument being carefully handmade to achieve the perfect sound by adjusting the length of the carrizo to reach specific notes. The...

Crafted in Peru using traditional local materials, these exquisite earrings draw inspiration from the architectural shapes of the Inca era. As you explore the streets of Cuzco, Peru, you'll notice these familiar silhouettes, a testament to...

Kichwa women from Peguche (Ecuador) take great pride in adorning themselves with beautiful anacos (skirts) all the days of the year, including during the most important celebrations of the year such as the solstice and equinox....

Segmented and outlined florals are a popular beadwork design choice, especially in Anishinaabe culture. These athletic socks feature a multi-petaled flower inspired by such beadwork as well as the trillium, a flower that can be found...