Caring for your pieces is prolonging the beauty and history of each creation.

Made with natural raw materials and manual processes, they carry uniqueness in every detail.

We have gathered simple guidelines to preserve the quality of the materials and ensure that the artisanal essence and beauty of each piece remain vibrant for much longer.

CARE GUIDE:

Hand Embroidery

Sequins, beads, glass beads, and tubes applied by hand, point by point — this is how our embroidered pieces are born. The mix of textures that emerges from this artisanal process gives each accessory a unique character, with details that adapt to elegant, modern, or creative productions without losing their identity. A timeless design that balances craftsmanship and style.

Because they are handmade with delicate materials, the embroidered pieces require careful handling and storage to preserve their integrity and durability over time.

Care for the piece:
Avoid friction on rough surfaces, drops, and weight overlap, as these factors can compromise the embroidery and loosen the applied elements.

Protect the piece from prolonged exposure to sunlight. Always store it in the dust bag, in a dry place away from moisture.

If necessary, gently clean with a damp cloth and mild soap, without rubbing the weave, and let it dry in the shade. Do not use bleach or abrasive products.

leather materials

Leather is a material that is both modern and timeless — durable, versatile, and with the right care, it lasts a lifetime. It adds an urban touch to style, easily transitioning from day to night, from casual to chic. We work with two types of leather, each with its own story and characteristics.

Traceable Leather

Our genuine and traceable leather ensures greater transparency and responsibility throughout the entire production chain. A noble material, with a striking texture and high durability.

Salmon Leather

Resulting from the repurposing of skins from the food industry, salmon leather combines innovation, responsibility, and natural beauty in a single piece. After treatment, it undergoes artisanal tanning processes without heavy metals and finishing done in Brazil, ensuring resistance, a unique texture, and high added value.

Care for the item:

Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight and friction on rough surfaces. Store in the dust bag, in a dry place away from moisture, preferably with internal padding and in an upright position to preserve its shape.

If necessary, clean with a damp cloth and neutral soap. Avoid getting the leather wet — if it happens, dry it in the shade, away from direct heat. Do not use bleach.

Handmade Crochet

Bags, dresses, and buckets handcrafted from selected threads for their quality — each choice designed to enhance the texture, drape, and beauty of artisanal work. Crochet brings a simple and timeless aesthetic that easily transitions between urban routines and more casual outfits, thanks to its understated elegance. From spacious and functional bags to compact and practical ones, each model combines craftsmanship, modernity, and functionality for everyday use.

Care for the item:

Avoid friction on rough surfaces. Store in the dust bag, in a dry place away from moisture. For clothing, fold and store on a flat surface — avoid hangers, as the weight of the crochet can deform the item over time.

If necessary, wash with cold water and mild soap, without twisting or rubbing the fabric, and dry horizontally in the shade to preserve its shape.

Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause fading — especially avoid the combination of sun with saltwater or pool water. Do not use bleach and do not machine wash.

NATURAL FIBERS

Made from straw and natural fibers, each piece is born from the combination of artisanal weaves with unique finishes — details in leather or embroidery that reinforce the meeting of the artisanal and the contemporary.

These are accessories for those who value comfort, authenticity, and the beauty of handmade items, transitioning effortlessly from the urban environment to more leisurely days outdoors. Because it is a completely manual work, each piece is unique and may present slight variations, a mark of its authenticity.

How to care:
Avoid friction on rough surfaces, prolonged exposure to sunlight, and weight stacking to preserve the shape and weaves.

Store in the dust bag, in a dry place away from moisture.

If necessary, clean with a damp cloth and neutral soap, without scrubbing, and dry in the shade. Do not use bleach.

Peruvian Junco

Handcrafted piece made from jute, a natural fiber harvested from lagoons and wetlands in Peru.

After harvesting, the stalks are dried and prepared by hand, preserving the tradition of Andean basketry.

Each piece requires long hours of dedication, serving as a source of income and pride for artisan communities in Peru.

Care for the piece:

• Store in a dry, ventilated place away from direct sunlight.

• Avoid moisture or stuffy locations.

• If necessary, gently wash with a soft brush and let it dry naturally in the sun.

• Avoid using abrasive products

Marquetry

Between precise gestures and hands that shape stories, art is born that unites time, nature, and tradition. In the heart of the Amazon, trunks that fall into the rivers are collected by riverside dwellers and transformed by the masters of marquetry into unique pieces — the result of hours of dedication, patience, and memory.

Each wooden veneer, certified by FSC®️ (Forest Stewardship Council®️), carries a commitment to a sustainable future: forests managed in an environmentally correct, socially just, and economically viable manner.

An encounter between art, tradition, and responsibility — where nature takes on a new form and remains alive in every detail.

Care for the piece

  • Store in a dry place protected from direct sunlight.
  • Clean with a dry cloth, if necessary.
  • Do not use abrasive products.
Ecuadorian Toquilla

Handcrafted item made from toquilla straw, a natural fiber from the Carludovica palmata palm tree, cultivated in Ecuadorian regions.

Recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, the art of toquilla embodies centuries of tradition and craftsmanship.

Each piece requires long hours of dedication, serving as a source of income and pride for artisan communities in Ecuador.

Care for the item:

• Store in a dry, cool, and ventilated place.

• Avoid contact with rain, sea spray, or excessive humidity.

• Do not fold or place weight on the item.

• To clean, use a dry, soft cloth; never wash or soak in water.

• If necessary, let it air out naturally, avoiding direct sunlight and intense heat.

A link between heritage, culture, and design in every creation.

Andean Pompons

Colorful and full of life, the pom-poms are handmade in the Andes mountains.

Each thread is braided and transformed with care by creative hands that find in art a way to supplement family income and preserve ancestral traditions.

An artisanal detail that carries with it the history, culture, and joy of the Andes to the world.

Care for the piece:

  • Store in a dry and ventilated place, avoiding contact with moisture.
  • If necessary, clean with a dry, soft cloth.
  • Avoid excessive friction to preserve softness and vibrant colors.
  • Store protected in a fabric bag for greater durability.