Puna World

About Puna

Pieces born of a handcrafted process, deeply connected to the land.

Our story

Each of these pieces is born of a handcrafted process deeply connected to the land. In communities across inland Argentina, women weavers hand-spin and dye sheep and llama wool, using roots, bark, herbs and fruit to bring natural, one-of-a-kind colours to life.

Ancestral knowledge

This wisdom, passed down from generation to generation, is far more than a technique: it is a way of supporting their families, of finding independence, and of keeping their traditions alive.

The process

The wool comes from their own flocks and passes through many hands and many stages.

  1. 01Gathered
  2. 02Cleaned
  3. 03Dried
  4. 04Spun
  5. 05Dyed
  6. 06Woven

With dedication and time, every piece is unique and unrepeatable, and carries within it the value of slow, mindful work with real impact. Each weaving supports dignified work, revalues ancestral crafts and strengthens the roots of the communities that create them.

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