Natural 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

The connection with the fire creates a perfect amulet for those times when you need plenty of energy to carry out a project or a dream

and in many cultures

This type of weaving is made by women from the Kamsa tribe in Putumayo

is a good amulet for serenity and wisdom

Lakota Prayer

San Luis de Zama Community of the Colombian Orinoquia

Materials: bronze with a 24k gold-plating

to bring the intensity of passion in your everyday endeavors

jungle and full moon shining and illuminating the jungle in the moon colors

and security

ethically sourced Tribal ring

and thanks to indigenous knowledge