FASHION

AWAMAKI

Social Enterprise, Indigenous Craft, Accessory Design

Awamaki is a nonprofit social enterprise dedicated to connecting Andean artisan weavers with global markets. Awamaki collaborates with women artisans to support their efforts towards educational and financial independence.

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TRENZAS
KNIT

contribution:

Artisan Collaboration & Partnership

Cultural and Contextual Research

Product Design & Development

Textile Innovation & Development

Material Sourcing

Art Direction

Brand Storytelling

CREDITS:

Photos: Portobox, Edwin TorresVideos:

Portobox, Eli Garcia

Models: Clau Manisha Acevedo and Luis López

AWAMAKI

Social Enterprise, Indigenous Craft, Accessory Design

Awamaki is a nonprofit social enterprise dedicated to connecting Andean artisan weavers with global markets. Awamaki collaborates with women artisans to support their efforts towards educational and financial independence.

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TRENZAS
ACCESSORIES

contribution:

Artisan Collaboration & Partnership

Cultural and Contextual Research

Product Design & Development

Textile Innovation & Development

Material Sourcing

Art Direction

Brand Storytelling

CREDITS:

Photos: Portobox, Edwin TorresVideos:

Portobox, Eli Garcia

Models: Clau Manisha Acevedo and Luis López

AWAMAKI

Social Enterprise, Indigenous Craft, Accessory Design

Awamaki is a nonprofit social enterprise dedicated to connecting Andean artisan weavers with global markets. Awamaki collaborates with women artisans to support their efforts towards educational and financial independence.

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INTI
ACCESSORIES

contribution:

Artisan Collaboration & Partnership

Cultural and Contextual Research

Product Design & Development

Textile Innovation & Development

Material Sourcing

Art Direction

Brand Storytelling

CREDITS:

Photos: Portobox, Miguel Palomino

Models: Ale P.

AWAMAKI

Social Enterprise, Indigenous Craft, Accessory Design

Awamaki is a nonprofit social enterprise dedicated to connecting Andean artisan weavers with global markets. Awamaki collaborates with women artisans to support their efforts towards educational and financial independence.

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ALLPA
HOME

contribution:

Artisan Collaboration & Partnership

Cultural and Contextual Research

Product Design & Development

Textile Innovation & Development

Material Sourcing

Art Direction

Brand Storytelling

CREDITS:

Photos: Belami Cárdenas

MERCADO GLOBAL

Social Enterprise, Indigenous Craft, Accessory Design

Mercado Global was launched in 2004 with a mission to transform the lives of Indigenous women, their families, and their communities in Latin America through a nonprofit model together weave monetary support, education, and access to the global market, providing the vital tools for women to gain financial independence.

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mercado global x helping hands

contribution:

Zero Waste / Upcycling Direction

Artisan Collaboration & Partnership 

Product Design & Development

CREDITS:

Photos: In-house photography