artsy clothing

Waldo Berrios shows the tradition and culture of his country, Peru, through marvelous creations inspired by the ancient Inca Empire. Working with an alpaca, acrylic and wool blend, the artisan creates a reversible scarf in a warm palette with geometric motifs typical of the ancient textiles made by his imperial ancestors.

An old song of the Ayacucho region has the retama flower, also known as the weaver's broom, as one of the main elements of its lyrics, made in honor of those who courageously endured the darkest times of the country. Inspired by the heroic spirit and culture of the Andes, artisan Waldo Berrios crafts a reversible scarf featuring the flower in a palette of black and saffron shades for an elegant style. The accessory is crafted from an alpaca, acrylic and wool blend, adding a soft texture to the design.

Crosses from Armenia's era of kingdoms dangle from jute cords to adorn your days with sweet hope. Made in honor of the region's customs, this set of three wood ornaments by the Yereqnuk Arts Group showcases the beauty of a region with a rich cultural past. Pink, blue and green hues unite in each motif, traditionally painted by hand.

Inspired by khachkar symbols, the ornaments' back reads: "Cross found on Armenian churches, monasteries, and cross stones."

Wear the classic elegance of the luxurious Indian jewelry arts with this dazzling creation presented by Narayannii. Local artisans draw inspiration from traditional themes to create these sterling silver dangle earrings, crowned with natural larimar stones whose serene blue light invites energies of healing and peace into your life.

Wear the elegance of the Balinese region with a sublime design crafted by Ketut Udiana, a talented artisan expert in the ancient arts of traditional jewelry. Using sterling silver, Ketut starts a long process that allows him to bring this wrap ring to life, featuring classic details around the band and a polished finish.

The Maya firmament was blessed with a privileged location that allowed them to see the galaxy's center and its harmonious pace, guiding them in every aspect of their lives. This unique way to connect nature and humanity resulted in the Mayan astrology sign, an ancient doctrine intended to identify each person's spiritual nature by looking at the stars.

As a way to wear your Mayan identity, Maura Parra from Guatemala creates this leather-cord nickel necklace for those born on the No'j day, the day of "knowledge" in the Nahual language. With a human with a thriving mind embossed along with the sign's name, the accessory represents the souls born for science and arts, characterized by creativity and innovation.