Tutu Iku Heart & Soul

Distinguished artisans preserving traditional Arhuaco technique while innovating craft and dreaming up one of a kind designs.

Features Artisans

Yanira Villafañe

Brings an extensive history of one of a kind pieces along with developing new forms for agave including hats and backpacks.

Yolima Torres

Draws upon superb technique for exceptional custom made mochilas.

Benerexa Izquierdo Villafañe

Creatively redefines heritage Arhuaco symbols.

Blasina Izquierdo Torres

Known for flawless loops that range from traditional symbols to abstract designs.

Yolima with a custom made mochila

Original ArtGallery

Sea Waves

Maribel Villafane

Flower (Double Sided)

Yanira Villafane

Flower (Double Sided)

Yanira Villafane

Eagle

Blasina Izquierdo

Vision

Yanira Villafane

Two Birds

Yanira Villafane

Birds in Mountains

Diana VIllafane

Birds

Ana Izquierdo

Martin Fisher Diving

Blasina Izquierdo

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Distinguished artisans preserving traditional Arhuaco technique while innovating craft and dreaming up

one of a kind design.

Featured Artists

Mama Mochila recognizes and honors skilled masters,

supports an environmentally conscious economy and unites genders and generations in Arhuaco tradition.

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Tutu Iku:

Heart and

Soul

Artist Originals

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100% Benefits Matriculated Artisans

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Bechʉ:

Agave

Plant Fiber

Deep Roots

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Riwiuya: Support Students

Weja:

Cruelty Free Wool

Handspun Tradition

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Ancestral Heritage

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Niwi

Kunsamu:

Artists

Meet the Creators

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Unkʉ:

Sacred

Cotton

Uraku:

Home Decor

Sustainable Innovation

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Arhuaco Owned

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Tutu Iku Heart & Soul

Distinguished artisans preserving traditional Arhuaco technique while innovating craft and dreaming up one of a kind designs.

Features Artisans

Original ArtGallery

Distinguished artisans preserving traditional Arhuaco technique while innovating craft and dreaming up

one of a kind design.

Featured Artists

Mama Mochila recognizes and honors skilled masters,

supports an environmentally conscious economy and unites genders and generations in Arhuaco tradition.

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Tutu Iku:

Heart and