• Sleeves for easy movement

    No trapped arms. Wear it and still use your hands.

  • Warm and soft

    Andean wool, comfortable enough for daily wear.

  • Small batch, Ecuador-made

    Limited drop, never mass-produced.

  • Easy to style

    Jeans, leggings, or office casual.

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Martha Llaquiche

Meet the artisan

Martha Llaquiche

Location Tigua, Ecuador
Experience 25 years

A master artisan from the Tigua highlands, Martha has dedicated her life to traditional Andean weaving and the celebrated Tigua painting style. She preserves techniques passed down through generations, creating textiles and paintings that carry the stories of heritage, craftsmanship, and cultural pride.

"Ñukanchik kulturapi alli sonqoypi kashkani; rikuchiyta munani mundoman."(Kichwa) "I am proud of our culture; I want to show it to the world."

Every fiber tells a story.

This close-up reveals the rich texture of lana — wool sourced from the Ecuadorian highlands, known for its warmth and softness.

Each thread carries Ecuador’s past and present — a testament to craftsmanship that is natural, breathable, and built to endure.