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Meet the makers

We are meeting the people behind the products

Every item we bring to Europe will carry the name of a farm, a workshop or a studio. We are currently meeting producers and artisans across Colombia — their stories will be published here as partnerships are confirmed.

How we choose makers

Four promises to every maker — and to you

  1. 01

    Named, not anonymous

    Every product will carry the name of the farm, workshop or studio that made it.

  2. 02

    Priced fairly, explained openly

    We will publish how the price of a product is split between maker, logistics, duties and us.

  3. 03

    Compliant before it is listed

    Cosmetics need a Responsible Person and a safety file; food needs allergen and nutrition labelling. Nothing goes live without them.

  4. 04

    Culturally respectful

    Indigenous designs belong to their communities. We work with associations, not around them.

Who we are meeting

Crafts, farms and studios

These are the traditions and producer types we are actively exploring. Named partners will appear here once agreements are confirmed.

Hands picking ripe coffee cherries
01

Specialty coffee

Smallholder coffee growers

Huila, Nariño, Cauca, Eje Cafetero

Most Colombian coffee is grown on farms of a few hectares. We are meeting growers and cooperatives who process their own lots and can tell us the altitude, variety and harvest of every bag.

Rolled woven textiles in vibrant patterns
02

Crocheted mochilas and hammocks

Wayúu weavers

La Guajira

Weaving is at the heart of Wayúu identity. We are speaking with weaver associations about fair pricing, named attribution and lead times that respect the work.

Gold filigree discs on a dark surface
03

Silver and gold filigree

Mompox goldsmiths

Mompox, Bolívar

Family workshops that have twisted filigree for generations. We are discussing small, numbered collections with the workshop name on every piece.

Hands holding dried cacao beans
04

Fine-flavour cacao & chocolate

Cacao farmers & bean-to-bar makers

Santander, Arauca, Tumaco, Caribbean coast

From fermentation boxes to conching, we are looking for makers who control the whole chain and can document the origin of their beans.

Hands shaping a terracotta pot in warm, dark light
05

Thrown and hand-built ceramics

Studio ceramicists

Bogotá, Medellín, Ráquira

Contemporary studios and the traditional clay town of Ráquira. We are testing food-safe glazes and packaging that survives the journey to Europe.

Unbranded jar and bottle with fresh green leaves
06

Botanical skincare & haircare

Independent beauty formulators

Bogotá, Medellín, Cali

Colombia has a growing generation of indie beauty brands working with native ingredients. We are reviewing formulations, safety files and sustainability claims before anything is listed.

Close-up of threads on a loom
07

Werregue palm basketry

Wounaan werregue weavers

Chocó, Pacific coast

Vessels woven so tightly they can hold water. We are learning what responsible sourcing from the Pacific coast requires before committing to a collection.

Geometric woven pattern
08

Sombrero vueltiao & accessories

Zenú caña flecha artisans

Córdoba & Sucre

The sombrero vueltiao is a national symbol of Colombia, braided from caña flecha fibre. We are meeting artisan groups producing hats, bags and homeware.

Maker profiles — coming soon

When a partnership is confirmed, the maker’s profile appears here with photographs, their story and every product they make for us. We do not publish a name before we have met them and agreed terms.