Where Wire and Palm Weave Magic.
In a small town along Colombia’s Caribbean coast, art lives in the hands of women who shape the iraca palm into joy. Each piece begins with the drying and dyeing of the palm, then continues as strands are handwoven onto delicate wire frames. With patience and precision, floral and geometric patterns emerge — full of rhythm, full of life.
From mirrors to table pieces, each object is more than decoration; it is a celebration of color, craftsmanship, and culture. This is the spirit of the Caribbean: bold, creative, and rooted in a community where weaving is a way of living, and joy is part of every thread.
Where Wire and Palm Weave Magic.
In a small town along Colombia’s Caribbean coast, art lives in the hands of women who shape the iraca palm into joy. Each piece begins with the drying and dyeing of the palm, then continues as strands are handwoven onto delicate wire frames. With patience and precision, floral and geometric patterns emerge — full of rhythm, full of life.
From mirrors to table pieces, each object is more than decoration; it is a celebration of color, craftsmanship, and culture. This is the spirit of the Caribbean: bold, creative, and rooted in a community where weaving is a way of living, and joy is part of every thread.
