INGA & KAM√ãNT·πA COLLECTION: Kalusturinda, the carnival of forgiveness. Inspired by the Inga's and Kam√´nt·π°a's indigenous people located in Putumayo, southwest Colombia.

INSPIRATION: The Tsunki earrings are one of our most basic and simple designs but are loaded with ancestral history. Its arc shape, where the colorful fabric comes out, resembles the rainbow, hence its name. This design belongs to the reference La Tulpa, which is characterized by mixing pieces of jewelry with the weaving known as Chumbe (made by the women of the Inga and Kamentsä communities to be used as a sash that protects the woman's belly).

MATERIAL:

All our metal parts are handmade in brass and are 24K gold plated with a matte finish. All stud earrings have surgical steel postback. Cotton weaving is made by Inga and Kamëntsá indigenous people in Putumayo, Colombia.