Handwoven in Teotitlán del Valle using traditional Zapotec techniques. Made from soft, 100% natural wool and dyed with ancestral colors derived from plants, insects, and minerals. The patterns reflect paths of transformation and inner strength.

Named after the Zapotec god of lightning, rain, and fertility. Handwoven from natural wool, this piece carries the thunder and spirit of the sacred mountain. 90cmx 180cm

Handwoven with natural wool and dyed with cochineal, this design honors the sacred maguey: a symbol of life, strength, and the Zapotec connection to the earth. The deep red evokes ceremonial blood and the vital energy passed down through generations.

Woven from virgin wool on a traditional loom, this poncho honors the sacred diamond—an ancient Zapotec symbol of balance, vision, and cosmic unity. Its vibrant colors reflect the richness of native maize and the rainbow, bridging past and present with joyful strength.

Handcrafted Wool Bag with Braided Handle This bag is handwoven with natural wool, featuring a vibrant red color inspired by cochineal dye—a traditional pigment used since pre-Hispanic times in Oaxaca. Its braided handle adds a unique artisanal touch, combining durability and style.

Indigo Blue Bag with Fertility Symbol Handwoven in Teotitlán del Valle using natural wool and dyed with indigo, “Kinam” features a central wheat motif—an ancestral symbol of fertility, abundance, and deep connection to the earth.

A minimalist design that blends elegance and warmth. Handcrafted with natural wool in Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca, this cushion adds subtle comfort and authentic style to any space.

Handwoven cushion made with natural wool and ancestral dyes: deep red from cochineal and earthy browns from walnut husk. At the center, a pre-Hispanic symbol that evokes identity, memory, and strength. “Nocheztli” —the blood of the nopal— honors the living roots of our culture.

Handwoven in Teotitlán del Valle using natural wool. White background with deep blue grecas that echo the mystery and energy of the sacred underworld. A piece that blends tradition, symbolism, and style.

60 x 100 cm Handwoven with natural wool, this rug features spiral-shaped grecas—an ancestral symbol of infinity, flow, and continuous energy. In soft gray tones over a white background, its minimalist design reflects Zapotec wisdom and the harmony of eternal movement.

Woven on a traditional pedal loom using natural wool and organic cotton, this bedspread offers warmth, softness, and authentic design. A piece that embraces rest with noble fibers and timeless techniques—perfect for those who value comfort, beauty, and handcrafted tradition.