At Nat² + Co., heritage meets street through handcrafted mochilas made in collaboration with over 50 skilled artisans from the Wayuu Indigenous tribe of La Guajira, Colombia. Each piece blends ancestral design with modern styling, showcasing bold patterns, rich symbolism, and the spirit of slow-made craftsmanship.
Electric Atlas Mochila — Large (One-Thread)
Bold geometry. High contrast. Built to move.
The Electric Atlas Mochila is woven in a deep cobalt blue, energized with sharp lines of turquoise and red. The body features a repeating interlocking geometric lattice—angular forms that create movement and visual tension without feeling busy. The pattern reads modern, graphic, and architectural.
At the base, a striking starburst motif radiates outward in red and blue, framed by a ring of turquoise triangles. The result is dynamic and grounded at the same time—an intentional focal point that anchors the piece.
Woven entirely using the one-thread technique, this mochila reflects advanced Wayuu craftsmanship. This method allows for precise line work, crisp edges, and complex color transitions, producing a dense, refined textile with strong structure.
Finished with a woven strap and full tassels in coordinating blue, turquoise, and red tones, the Electric Atlas is expressive, confident, and unmistakably handmade.
Each mochila is one of a kind, shaped by the hands and design decisions of the artisan who created it.
Details
Large Wayuu mochila
One-thread construction for high-definition detail
Traditional crochet technique
Interlocking geometric body pattern
Woven strap with color accents
Braided drawstring with full tassels
Handwoven by Indigenous Wayuu artisans in Colombia
Made through ethical, long-term artisan partnerships
Natural variations are part of the handmade process
Measurements
Height: approx. 10- 11 (20–23 cm)
Strap drop: approx. 20–22 in (50–56 cm)
Art you can carry.
Precision, color, and movement—woven by hand.