Clothing

VIEW SHIPPING NOTE AT BOTTOM OF DESCRIPTION  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...

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...

VIEW SHIPPING NOTE AT BOTTOM OF DESCRIPTION  The Cabin Jacket embodies Indigenous Futurism, merging ancestral Andean geometry with a bold contemporary silhouette. Designed by Yana Manta (Kinoo Arcentales Cajas) and locally produced in collaboration with Kichwa...

VIEW SHIPPING NOTE AT BOTTOM OF DESCRIPTION  The Kawsanki Crop Jacket: Bold duality, living tradition, Indigenous futures. The Crop Jacket embodies Indigenous Futurism in a bold, waist-length silhouette. Designed by Yana Manta (Kinoo Arcentales Cajas) and handwoven...

VIEW SHIPPING NOTE AT BOTTOM OF DESCRIPTION  In Andean ways of thinking, balance is sustained through duality: two forces existing side by side, complementing one another to maintain harmony and world order. The Two Sisters Skirt...