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.
Solaria Rhythm Mochila — Large (One-Thread)
A celebration of color, balance, and movement.
The Solaria Rhythm Mochila features a radiant spiral base woven in concentric rings of vibrant pink, deep blue, golden yellow, and green—evoking the rhythm of the sun in motion. The geometric stepped pattern along the body adds structure and flow, creating a bold visual contrast against the soft, natural ground.
This mochila is woven entirely using the one-thread technique, a labor-intensive method that allows for crisp detail, smooth transitions, and refined pattern control. The result is a highly precise textile with depth, clarity, and artistic presence.
Handwoven by Indigenous Wayuu artisans in Colombia, each piece reflects generations of knowledge translated into contemporary form. Finished with a multicolor braided drawstring and full tassels that echo the base palette, this mochila moves effortlessly between art and everyday wear.
Each piece is a one-of-a-kind textile artwork, designed to be worn, carried, and lived in.
Details
Large Wayuu mochila
One-thread construction for enhanced detail and precision
Traditional crochet technique
Geometric body with spiral, sun-inspired base
Multicolor braided drawstring and tassels
Handwoven by Indigenous Wayuu artisans in Colombia
Ethical, long-term artisan partnerships
Natural variations are part of the handmade process.
Measurements (Large)
Height: approx. 12–13 in (30–33 cm)
Diameter (base): approx. 10–11 in (25–28 cm)
Strap drop: approx. 20–22 in (50–56 cm)
Measurements may vary slightly due to the handwoven nature of each piece.