Raxada Project pays homage to the cultural and textile traditions that live in the small corners of northern Spain. Our collection’s garments and jewelries embody the mythological tales and creative processes authentic to the region.

“Cotton Study” is an exploration inspired by the women of the Coromandel coast.

At the intersection of function and desirability, we aim to bring back the memory of a generation that created textile with softness & strength.

Based in rural Kenya.

Hamaji, meaning Nomad in coastal swahili, captures the brand's essence of preserving ancient textile traditions and nomadic craftsmanship. Through its creations, the brand supports small-scale artisans in Africa and India.

Handcrafted jewellery that approximates ancient techniques with divine ideologies.

The collection captures the essence of faraway mystical lands, merging the spiritual with the physical.

Image by @yoshinomia

Laturia Shop is an ongoing exploration on the preservation of craft and textile traditions of India by reimagining them as a part of contemporary fashion. Made in small batches, the creations are a collective of some things old, some things new, upcycled and repurposed.

By designer Lucia Echavarría - our pieces reflect a unique aesthetic imbued with our love for tradition & craftsmanship from Colombia.

We’re presenting 2 collections by craft techniques: bead weaving & Iraca palm weaving.

Odissea is an artful experience meant to be worn as a reflexion of subtle beauty.

Our pieces are hand crafted by artisans from Taxco, with the intention of enhancing details, shapes and colors of nature.