Wawamama
Is a social initiative dedicated to the production of decorative items for the little ones at home and driven by the desire to revalue handcraft work.
Led by the Interior Designer Alejandra Fiallo, Wawamama creates a unique and multifaceted approach to alleviate unsustained revenue for local artisan women.
artSimiatug Llakta
Simiatug, pronounced shimi-AH-took and equivalent to “Mouth of the Wolf” in Kichwa, is a remote village tucked away in a valley in between the Andes (inside the Chimborazo Wildlife Reserve).
It covers around 91km2 of land, at altitudes that vary from 1,800 to 4,300 meters above the sea level.
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Wawamama is a social initiative dedicated to the production of decorative items for the little ones at home and driven by the desire to revalue handcraft work. Led by the...
artSimiatug Llakta
Simiatug, pronounced shimi-AH-took and equivalent to “Mouth of the Wolf” in Kichwa, is a remote village tucked away in a valley in between the Andes (inside the Chimborazo Wildlife Reserve).
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