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.
Amber Horizon Wayuu Mochila
Handwoven by Wayuu artisans of the Ipuana clan in La Guajira, Colombia, Amber Horizon reflects the glow of desert sunsets and the spirit of ancient craftsmanship. Each stitch is part of the one-thread technique — a time-intensive process that creates a dense, seamless weave symbolizing patience and precision.
Its diamond pattern glimmers in shades of amber, coral, ivory, and deep brown — mirroring the horizon as daylight fades into dusk. Wide woven handles offer comfort and strength, while the oversized tassels in gold, rust, and sand add a finishing touch of movement and charm.
A piece of heritage you can carry — perfect for those who value artistry, story, and authenticity in every detail.
Details:
Size: Approx. 10–11" height × 9" base diameter
Strap drop: 10" double shoulder handle
Technique: One-thread handwoven
Material: Cotton blend
Origin: Ipuana Clan, La Guajira, Colombia
Features: Braided drawstring closure with oversized tassels