Earrings

These earrings are designed by Kaluyahawi in collaboration with the Pacha Arts Family.  We spent many weeks talking about a design that would connect to both our cultures: Oneida and Kichwa. Snakes in particular came up...

Sisaku (meaning small sweet flower in Kichwa) studs are perfect for everyday outfits. Allergy issues? No problem! The posts are made of silver! This product was carefully made in Peguche, Otavalo, Ecuador by self taught Kichwa...

Chakana holds a special meaning in Andean culture,  representing the balance between opposites (like night and day, planting and harvesting, etc.) and our connection to the Earth (Pachamama), Sky (Pachakamac), and all four directions. This powerful symbol...

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...

Materials: 950 Silver, Abalone, Chrystacolla, Spondylus shell, Sodalite   Dimensions:  Length: 2.7 cm (hook not incl.); 4 cm with hook Width: 1.4 cm (at widest)  

Handcrafted in Peguche, Otavalo, Ecuador by self taught Kichwa artist Pedro Maldonado.    Materials:  Silver 925, Turquoise & Sodalite   Dimensions: Earrings Height: 1.2.cm (hook not incl.), 2.7 cm (with hook) Earrings Width: 0.7  cm