Jewellery

Handmade by self-taught artist Pedro Maldonado, this brass ring features a hammered finish and a silver spinning insert — perfect for fidgeting, focusing, or just finding your calm. This product was carefully made in Peguche, Otavalo,...

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...

This product was carefully made in Peguche, Otavalo, Ecuador by Kichwa artist Pedro Maldonado One of a kind ring, it was embellished with a stunning and delicate Turquoise stone; it features different embossing techniques to give a...

The Chakana appears in many communities across South America. For the Mapuche people it is connected with the directions ( North, South, East, West ), and it symbolizes the balance and interconnectedness of nature and the...

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...

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...