Self-love Edit

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Designed by Nada Duele this high-quality slim fit top is ethically produced from sustainably sourced deadstock fabric with semi-sheer opacity & stretch in Guatemala.

Style: Worn as a crop top. Tight fit, stretchy material. 

For sizing see image.

Product details:
Materials: 50% polyester, 50% lycra, both sourced from dead stock fabric

Care:
Handwash cold only, line dry, iron dry with medium heat on wrong side of fabric, use cloth on top of fabric

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Designed by Nada Duele for Fringe Hair Salon and ethically handcrafted in Guatemala with 100% recycled polyester, the 10 in 1 scarf is a multipurpose scarf that can be worn in more than 10 different ways.

Materials: 100% recycled polyester

Care: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Iron on reverse side on low temperature

Dimensions:  94 x 94 cm

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By Guatemalan design brand Nada Duele. The wavy pitcher is made from 100% mouthblown recycled white glass by master artisans in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala.

Dimensions: 23 cm (H) x 10 cm (W)

Care: Wash carefully with soap and water.

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The Lua Earrings are handmade by the South African design studio Pichulik in Cape Town.

The founder Katherine Pichulik says about her inspiration for these earrings: "Lua translates as moon. These moon earrings centre you to the constant stillness available to you. If you get really quiet, and you listen to the gentle undulation of your breath, those little moments between, are pockets of the eternal. All is well dear heart."

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By Guatemalan design brand Nada Duele. The set includes the carafe and a glass, both made from 100% recycled brown glass by master artisans in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala.

Dimensions:

Carafe: 25.4 cm height x 11.4 cm diameter

Glass: 8.5cm height x 6.5cm diameter

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By Guatemalan design brand Nada Duele. The set includes the carafe and a glass, both made from 100% recycled green glass by master artisans in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala.

Dimensions:

Carafe: 25.4 cm height x 11.4 cm diameter

Glass: 8.5cm height x 6.5cm diameter

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Dive into the cosmos of Casa De Coca and get to know the three perfumes and their different protagonists.

Chasqui – the courier of the Incas – stands for energy, with a refreshing blend of ozonic facets, lemon, cedar. Paq’os is dedicated to the Inca priests. With leafy green spice effects, it aims to strengthen inner balance. Noche de Coca appears majestic. Incense and Pink Pepper is befitting an Inca Emperor. The Discovery Set with 3 plug-in vials is ideal for discovering a new fragrance for yourself. 

3 x 2 ml, Eau de Parfum.

Made to order. Delivery within 4-6 weeks. 

The Germana Vase by Mexican interior design band M.A is handmade by women artisans in Oaxaca, Mexico, using the traditional open sky clay burning method.

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By Indian brand Obataimu.

We see a future where touch re-emerges as our primary instill. Infants are wrapped in swaddles to simulate the safety of a womb. Children hold on to their security blankets—as adventure companions. This blanket is a tool for grown-ups to ‘switch-off’, and take a digital detox. We want to provide your body with an immediate environment for relaxing physically and mentally.

You may extend it to yourself as a gesture of self-love. Intended for nap-spurts at any point, day or night, it is double-sided. One side is an Areomul (cool and light as air); the other is a Naked Slub (cozy and soft as a baby’s bottom). The length, breadth, and stretchiness have been adapted to wrap around you and occupy the weight of a human hug. The tighter the wrap, the tighter the hug.

Aeromul: 100% cotton

Color White

Naked Slub: a blend of polyester and viscose.

Dry clean only or hand-wash in cold water.

Do not machine wash. Lay flat to dry

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By Ukrainian lifestyle brand the Gunia Project.

Silk mask with print which is inspired by Ukrainian naive art. Different designs are randomly combined in products. All masks have a unique design due to their production nature:  upcycled from fabric leftovers.

Material: 100% Silk.

Care: Gunia project items are made with carefully selected materials and, with proper use and care, will last for generations. Dry clean or hand wash. Avoid contact with water and chemicals. Iron on reverse side.

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Designed by Nada Duele this high-quality slim-fit top is ethically produced from sustainably sourced deadstock fabric with semi-sheer opacity & stretch in Guatemala. Tight fit, stretchy material. 

Materials: 50% polyester, 50% lycra; both sourced from deadstock fabric

Care: Handwash cold only, line dry, iron dry with medium heat on wrong side of the fabric, use cloth on top of the fabric.

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The perfume Chasqui of Casa De Coca transports you to the vibrant green scenery of the Peruvian Andes. A tribute to the couriers of the Inca, for whom the coca leaf served as a source of energy.

Chasqui represents the energy and intense aura that envelops the courier during his fast-paced runs through nature. Elements from the sea, the jungle and the Andes come together in a unique blend. Out of a combination of Eau de Cologne and Eau-fraîche emerges a simple and clear and, at the same time, artfully refined freshness.

50 ml Eau de Parfum.

Description:

Top notes: lemon, red berries, cedar leaf
Heart notes: jasmine abs, mate, ozonic effects
Base notes: leather, mahogany

Ingredients: alcohol denat, perfume, aqua, limonene, linalool, citronellol, citral, eugenol, geraniol, benzyl benzoate.

Chasqui [Tscha-ski]
Inca courier whose mission was to deliver news, orders and valuables among the members of the ruling class. The Chasqui-runners relied on their physical strength, on their energy and endurance. They followed an elaborate system of relays placed all over the Inca empire from the sea coast to cloud level in the Andes. Due to their relevance for the Inca elites, the Chasqui had access to the benefits of the coca leaf, which they used as an energizing element. Their legacy can be experienced today on the legendary Inca Trail.

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By design brand Soko from Nairobi, Kenya.

The Tumba Capsule Hoops are handmade by artisans from either recycled brass or 24k plated recycled brass for the women-led ethical jewelry brand and manufacturing platform Soko from Kenya.

Material: gold plated recycled brass

Unique object - only one in stock. 

The Ciclo by Mexican interior design band M.A is handmade by women artisans in Oaxaca, Mexico, using the traditional open sky clay burning method.

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The Germana Vase by Mexican interior design band M.A is handmade by women artisans in Oaxaca, Mexico, using the traditional open sky clay burning method.

85 cm in stock. 55 cm delivery in 3-4 weeks.

By Ukrainian lifestyle brand the Gunia Project.

This silk scarf is inspired by the ornaments on the vertical woven carpets from the first half of the XX century.

Delivered in a gift box made from recycled paper.

Material: 100% silk.

Care: Dry clean or hand-wash only. Avoid contact with water and chemicals. Iron on reverse side.

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By Ukrainian lifestyle brand Gunia Project.

This scarf with the image of Saint Barbara is inspired by the XXC glass icon of the Carpathian region.

Delivered in a gift box made from recycled paper.

Material: 100% silk.

Care: Dry clean or hand-wash only. Avoid contact with water and chemicals. Iron on reverse side.

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By jewelry design brand Kipato Unbranded from Nairobi, Kenya.

The moon is the most romantic and ethereal object hanging in the sky. This simple pendant hangs from a delicate brass chain making for the ultimate accessory for any outfit. 

Material: IP coated brass. The protective clear coating prevents it from tarnishing and makes the jewelry generally hypoallergenic. Brass is 100% nickel free and is a precious metal. 

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By the South African design studio Pichulik handmade in Cape Town.

The founder Katherine Pichulik says about her inspiration for these earrings: "A greeting of tenderness in Arabic, reserved for loved ones of family and kin."

Material: brass cuff

Dimensions: This product weighs 2 grams and is 1.5 cm in length.

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By the South African design studio Pichulik handmade in Cape Town.

The founder Katherine Pichulik says about her inspiration for these earrings: "A greeting of tenderness in Arabic, reserved for loved ones of family and kin."

Material: brass studs with silver pins.

Dimensions: This product weighs 3 grams and are 2.8 cm in length.

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By Colombian fashion brand Mola Sasa.

Crafted by artisan women in Colombia these 24k plated earrings are light in weight making them the perfect accessory for day and night. 

Sizes:

Moon: width 2 cm, height 4.8 cm.

Sun: width 5 cm, height 5.5 cm.

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By Ukrainian lifestyle brand the Gunia Project.

Silk mask with print which is inspired by Ukrainian naive art. Different designs are randomly combined in products. All masks have a unique design due to their production nature:  upcycled from fabric leftovers.

Material: 100% Silk.

Care: Gunia Project items are made with carefully selected materials and, with proper use and care, will last for generations.
Dry clean or hand wash.
Avoid contact with water and chemicals.
Iron on reverse side.

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By Ukrainian lifestyle brand the Gunia Project.

The main source of inspiration for the collection was the works of the mysterious Ukrainian architect Ignatius Kazimirovich Ledokhovsky, especially the house with Atlas on Kostelnaya Street, Kyiv, Ukraine. This piece is handmade. 

Size: one size.

Material: silver, green agate.

Care: hit or fall can cause damage to the product. Avoid contact with water or any humidity and direct contact with sun and heat.

For jewelry adorned with natural stones, avoid any contact with liquids (water, perfume, solvent) and oily substances (cream, oil, makeup).  Store it carefully separated from the other jewels inside a pouch, in a box after wiping it with a soft duster cloth. Avoid any movement that can damage the stone elements.

Delivered in a gift box made from recycled paper.

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With the perfume Paq’os by Casa De Coca, the creator wants to pay tribute to the mystical power of the Inca priests. For the priests, the coca leaf served as a ritual element in their ceremonies.

Paq’os is said to conjure the balance of inner and outward energy. A blend of fresh spicy effects and leafy green effervescent accords, invoke the coca leaf like a mysterious whisper from the Inca realm.

50 ml Eau de Parfum

Description:

Top notes: pink pepper, juniper, lime
Heart notes: mate, incense
Base notes: cedar wood, musk, vanilla touch

Ingredients: alcohol denat, perfume, aqua, limonene, linalool, hydroxycitronellal, citral, citronellol, hexyl cinnamal, geraniol.

Paq‘os [Pa-kos]
Priests of the Inca, guardians of wisdom, counselors to the god-kings. In their ceremonies, they invoked the gods of the mountains, using the coca leaves to release the cosmic energy and to invoke the unity between the spheres. The ceremonies also had a purifying and healing effect. As members of the Inca elite, they were allowed to use the coca leaves for their purposes. Nowadays, the descendants of the Paq’os can still be visited in southern Peru.

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Noche de Coca perfume of Casa De Coca evokes the magic aura and majesty of an Inca ceremony. The coca leaf serves as a majestic symbol.

Noche de Coca is worthy of an Inca ruler: sumptuous fabrics, heavy shining gold and sacred wooden gems in a sophisticated blend of incense and pink pepper built around a mineral core. With an intense constituent of a chypre base note, Noche de Coca produces a warm enveloping, yet effervescent effect.

50 ml, Eau de Parfum

Description:

Top notes: bergamot, davana, pink pepper
Heart notes: green allspice, leather
Base notes: maté abs, resin, labdanum

Ingredients: Alcohol Denat, Parfum, Aqua, Limonene, Linalool, Hydroxycitronellal, Citral, Citronellol, Hexyl Cinnamal, Geraniol.

Noche de Coca [Not-sche de Koka]
Rituals and ceremonies were a core element of the way of life in the Inca Empire. Majestic and ritual austerity characterized the ceremonies. Elaborately embroidered, opulent robes, heavy gold jewelry and a lofty demeanor of the Incan god-kings emphasized the importance of the rituals. The majestuous structures, including Machu Picchu, are the testimony of this sophisticated culture. A variety of museums introduce the visitors into the history of this ancient culture and give an overview of the impressive Inca craftsmanship including gold and textiles.