It is said that ages ago the Tayrona people considered this this plant sacred and used cacao to strengthen their visionary abilities while building sacred sites such as the Lost City
“Rulumayau” (Wayuunaiki language) represents the path left by the fire ants which take part in many Wayuu legends
This coffee is cultivated in the heart of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta “Ywawika” in northern Colombia and is cultivated by the Arhuaco indigenous people in a territory where no chemicals are applied and the care they give to their harvest is an ancestral tradition
These gorgeous and useful handcrafted earrings are inspired by the Clusia flower and made with great care by artisans in Medellin
“Puliikeeruya” (Wayuunaiki language) represents the donkey vulva
Tagua Bracelets traveling wallet It is said that agesTagua is a nut from a palm tree called Phytelephas aequatorialis, or literally, plant elephant and is commonly referred to as vegetable ivory. This can only grow in the South American Rainforest in the countries of Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Brazil, Peru and Bolivia. Ancestral Meaning of Tagua Among indigenous communities of South America, the Tagua nut represents the sacred, feminine energy. The belief is that wearing this nut maintains harmony among