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"Walaker" (Wayuunaiki language) symbolizes “Wale Keru
simply hand wash with a mild detergent or wash it in a machine in delicate setting
8”/ 20 cm
The crochet pattern on this bag is woven using a double thread which was made in a manual loom
These beautiful studs are inspired by Pre-Columbian art designs and made in Bogota
Organic Cacao Nibs, Indigenous Grown hamaca asiento "Walaker" (Wayuunaiki language) symbolizes “WaleFor thousands of years, ceremonial cacao has been an important part of spiritual life in Sierra Nevada. It is said that ages ago the Tayrona people considered this this plant sacred and used cacao to strengthen their visionary abilities while building sacred sites such as the Lost City. This cacao is organically grown using ancestral harvesting with full respect to mother earth (pachamama). Owing to the powerful energy of Sierra Nevada, Arhuaco cacao