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The Chakana is an important symbol in Andean cosmology. It signifies the balance between dualities (night and day, planting and harvesting time, etc.), as well as our connection to the land (pachamama), skies (pachakamak) and the...

The use of porcupine quill dates far as back to 6th century AD and is found in many parts of the world. In South America, Kichwa peoples call the porcupine “punzuyani” and have used the quill...

The Chawai Kuyen is a traditional Mapuche earring featuring Two Moons, symbolizing duality and balance. *People from all walks of life may wear these silver pieces. Wear them with pride as you hold knowledge of their...

Handcrafted in the highlands of Peguche, Otavalo, Ecuador, this exquisite ring bears the mark of master artisan Pedro Maldonado, a self-taught Kichwa artist whose work honours ancestral traditions.   Materials: Copper, Brass, Opal Ring Size: OPAL...

Handcrafted by Kichwa artisans, these Andes slippers blend Indigenous craftsmanship with everyday comfort. Designed for warmth and coziness, they are perfect for those who value both craftsmanship and meaningful cultural connection. These slippers deliver the comfort...

These bowls have been made for hundreds of years in the territory of Carchi, Ecuador. They range from simple designs to more complex artwork symbolizing everyday activities, animals from the region, geometric patterns, and sacred motifs....