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Granokuna comes from the word: Grano (grains in spanish) and kuna (a pluralizer in kichwa), acknowledging the mixture of languages that happen in colloquial forms of speech! Grains are fundamental food staples in Kichwa/Andean gastronomy and...

Designed and handmade by Denesee Paul (Denesuliné), portraying messages through Indigenous imagery, symbols, and stories. These meaningful pieces display contrasting primary colours, catching the eye of the viewer, and are deeply influenced by the animals and...

Materials:  Silver and Abalone shell.   Dimensions: Circle Moonlight - Diameter: 0.9 cm Dual Moonlight - Height: 0.9 cm, Width: 0.6 cm Oval Moonlight - Height: 1.2 cm, Width: 0.7cm Inka Moonlight - Height :1.1 cm,...

  Materials: Silver 950 & Abalone shell   Abalone Eyes studs (round) Diameter: 1 cm   Abalone Dual studs ( cylinder) Height: 1cm Width: 0.6 cm   Abalone Trapezoide Height: 1.2cm Base Width: 1 cm Upper...

Corn Husk earrings are designed by the Kichwa warmis (women) in the Andean communities in Ecuador. It is a tribute to the sacredness of the food chain that prevails in the Andean Region. “ As the children...

Handmade Materials: Silver & Turquoise   Dimensions: Studs: Height: 1.1 cm Width: 0.8 cm   Pendant: Height: 2.5 cm (Hoop included) Width: 1.1 cm Chain Lenght: 18 in