Cafe bejuco bracelets (set of 4)Handmade, ethically sourced Tribal bracelet "Roots" was a search for more biodegradable materials This is how we got to work with the community of Piaroa indigenous artisans (Pureido), San Luis de Zama Community of the Colombian Orinoquia. This process is led by Doa Juana, Don Juan, and 15 Piaroa artisans. Their traditional crafts are the elaboration of baskets and accessories that are part of his daily life. They use vines, leaves and different raw

They are a good amulet for happiness

the senses of my body

we represent the air

The old ones said that they would return and unite to help restore balance to the Earth

Materials: Filigree (ancestral jewelry technique) made in this case with a bronze structure and copper wires with 24K gold bath

Materials: the ancestral technique of cire-perdue or process of lost wax and silver

The one that shows us the way

For the indigenous tribes

Materials: Filigree (ancestral jewelry technique) made with a bronze structure and 24K gold-plated copper wires & glass beads

the pink and red represent the flowers

it seeks space for a wider expression of self

leaves and different raw materials from the jungle