ARTESANY Magazine

Fast fashion conjures up images of trendy outfits, quick turnovers, and cheap prices. But behind this dazzling facade, there is a dark side. The fast fashion industry has a huge impact on the world, both socially and environmentally. Let’s take a closer look at the fast fashion empire.

Ethical consumption demands sustainable choices. Tagua, or vegetable ivory, emerges as a vital alternative. Sourced from palm trees, it mirrors animal ivory's texture and versatility, offering a humane, eco-friendly solution. This natural marvel supports wildlife and empowers local communities. Intrigued by sustainable ivory? Want to discover more about it?

Picture vibrant green wetlands, tall grasses whispering in the wind, sunlight on water. This is Zenú territory, northern Colombia. Their history is woven with caña flecha (wild cane). Zenú hands, following ancient traditions, create stunning works of art. A living heritage, but there's much more to discover.

Buyers seek deeper meaning in their purchases, sparking a revival of pre-Columbian art's influence on jewelry. Their intricate designs and history resonate today. But how deep is our understanding of these ancient cultures?

Artisans are skilled makers who create unique and beautiful products by hand, using natural materials and traditional techniques. They are the guardians of cultural heritage and the promoters of social and environmental sustainability. Here are some reasons why we do what we do and why you should join us in celebrating and buying artisanal products.