Our Story

We are a new generation of young Entrepeneur Artisans continuing the legacy of the Wayuu Mothers who has been weaving our culture for centuries. We have been inspired by the need to support families Social and Economic displaced within the Venezuelan-Colombian territory. Their cultural values, creativity and ability to create transcendental nets of relationship to survive from one generation to another. We are committed to bring hope and opportunities to the Female and male in need of a sustainable work, and children to get the basic human needs, love and education. 

The Wayuu people are an Ethnic Group. The Wayuu are an Amerindian ethnic group of the Guajira Peninsula in the northernmost part of Colombia and northwest Venezuela. A traditional Wayuu settlement is made up of five or six houses that are made up of caseríos or rancherías. Each ranchería is named after a plant, animal, or geographic place. A territory that contains many rancherias is named after the mother's last name; that is, society is matrilineal.