Where It All Begins
High in the Andes, where time seems to stand still, Aymara and Quechua women carry forward a sacred tradition passed down through generations. With patient, skilled hands, they transform raw wool into art, shearing, washing, spinning, and dyeing it with pigments made from native flowers, roots, and minerals. Each textile is a one-of-a-kind expression of landscape, memory, and heritage. It’s not just fabric – it’s a living piece of culture, emotion, and identity.