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Silver Beaded Threaders
These silver beaded threaders represent meticulous craftsmanship and beaded both front and back. Handcrafted using carefully selected vintage beads paired with tiny and delicate charlotte cut beads, each piece demands extraordinary precision and patience during creation....Regular price $92.00 -
Double Beaded Drops
Sophisticated elegance with these Double Beaded Drops, meticulously crafted using vintage beads, 24k gold plaited and sterling silver beads. The threader design showcases beadwork on both sides, each featuring a distinct two-tone colour combination that reveals...Regular price $92.00 -
2 Sided Beaded Hoops
Elegantly reversible beaded hoops featuring intricate detailing on both sides, offering dual styling possibilities from a single pair. The delicate beadwork showcases meticulous craftsmanship, allowing you to present different facets of your personal style. The ultimate...Regular price $98.00 -
Classic Floral Beaded Studs
Handcrafted floral studs drawing inspiration from the botanical motifs woven into traditional Kichwa women's garments. Vintage beads of varying dimensions create a layered, dimensional effect that captures the delicate nature of indigenous artistry. TThese earrings represent...Regular price $92.00 -
Daisy Beaded Earrings *2 variants
Elevate your style with our Daisy Beaded Earrings, handcrafted by Samay Arcentales Cajas. Exquisite and intricate beadwork adorns these earrings, making them a unique and luxurious accessory for any occasion. Indulge in the beauty of fine...Regular price $225.00 -
Pacha Ayllu Cards
RUKU ANDES: This design captures both time and space of the Andes: the colours of the mountains representing the constant change of the colors of the fields, no angle or sight being the same. The skies,...Regular price $9.99
Samay Arcentales Cajas is a queer Kichwa digital media artist and leader in the Pacha Arts Family. In a world often dominated by digital interfaces, Samay turns to beadwork as a source of grounding. This practice is deeply rooted in her Mindalae lineage, who are artisans and travellers who shared and traded handmade goods across vast territories.
Whether creating for her family’s business or developing her own artistic collections, Samay views beading as a way to preserve the intimate connection between the maker and the material. Her work seeks to balance the complex dimensions of new media with the slow, rhythmic, and healing nature of hand made wearable art, ensuring that the beauty of her heritage remains a living, breathing practice.