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This garment is a representation what our future ancestors may look like. It follows a concept within Andean cosmology of the existence of three realms; the upper, where the celestial beings reside, the middle, where we...

Emerging from our well-received debut collection, Kawsanki (meaning "to live"), this skirt represents our inner strength and the reality of ourselves as future ancestors. Designed with a formal and modest approach, it offers an understated silhouette...

Inspired by celestial energies, these earrings reflect rays of the moon, who influence who and how we are as peoples. They were debuted at Indigenous Fashion Arts Materialize Runway 2024. Made with aromatic red cedar, these...

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 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...

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....