cross art

Everywhere you go, the Chakana sign will bless your days, drawing energies of balance and harmony. As the main theme in Kathiana Quispe's newest collection, this Inca symbol represents the union between spiritual, earthly and divine energies. Now part of this stylish 100% leather passport cover as a textile accent made from acrylic yarns arranged in a classic design, the symbol exudes enchantment and grandeur. The cover, made in a palette of orange and brown hues, features elegant details on the front and a polyester-lined interior equipped with plastic compartments to place your passport securely.

Peruvian artisan Kathiana Quispe’s fashionable shoulder bag is inspired by classic Andean motifs like the Chakana cross and the llama. The exquisite patterns are expertly embossed on the brown leather, making it an absolute standout. The zippered bag opens to a fully lined interior with a zippered pocket, offering plenty of space for your essentials.

Handwoven of wool by Marco Bautista, this wristlet makes for the perfect companion on a night out. The artisan works in the style of Zapotec art, accentuating the poppy-colored bag with stripes and a cross design. It can be held with a removable leather strap, and opens with a zipper to reveal a lined interior.

Embroidered by hand, stars form a dazzling pattern on a cotton sling tote. The motifs cover a generous front pocket. By Jiap Rojjana, the bag is fully lined and an inner pocket with zipper keeps small items handy. Both the outer pocket and the purse close with coconut shell buttons.

Because each is an individual work of embroidery art, colors and motifs may vary slightly according to the artisan's inspiration.

Embroidered by hand, stars form a dazzling pattern on a cotton sling tote. The motifs cover a generous front pocket. By Jiap Rojjana, the bag is fully lined and an inner pocket with zipper keeps small items handy. Yellow cords and rain tree wood beads adorn the strap, and both the outer pocket and the purse close with coconut shell buttons.

Because each is an individual work of embroidery art, colors and motifs may vary slightly according to the artisan's inspiration.

Embroidered by hand, hill tribe motifs tell of the Akha people's rich textile traditions. The patterns cover a generous front pocket on a cotton sling tote. By Jiap Rojjana, the bag is fully lined and an inner pocket with zipper keeps small items handy. Yellow cords and rain tree wood beads adorn the strap, and both the outer pocket and the purse close with coconut shell buttons.

Because each is an individual work of embroidery art, colors and motifs may vary slightly according to the artisan's inspiration.