Handcrafted in the Peruvian Andes, these traditional medicine bags have long been used for carrying sacred items, herbs, coca leaves, tobacco, prayer tools, and personal objects of significance.

Rooted in Andean tradition, these bags are more than simple accessories — they are pieces made to walk with a person through daily life, ceremony, prayer, and relationship with spirit.

This piece was sourced from:
Cusco Community Markets

Material:
Industrial Alpaca

Some of the pieces in our collection are sourced directly through local community markets in Cusco, while others are woven and created personally by Mami Benita and her family in the high Andes of Peru.

Traditionally, medicine bags throughout the Andes are used to carry the items a person keeps close in prayer and intention, objects connected to protection, remembrance, grounding, and relationship with the sacred.

Each piece carries slight variations in weave, texture, colour, and detailing, reflecting the hands and traditions of the person who made it.

Perfect for carrying:

• Herbs & tobacco

• Coca leaves

• Crystals & sacred items

• Personal ceremonial tools

• Everyday meaningful objects

These are handmade traditional pieces created slowly and with care, carrying the warmth, lineage, and spirit of the Andes.

These traditional Wayuu-style bags are handmade in Colombia by the Wayuu people, Indigenous communities from the La Guajira region in northern Colombia and Venezuela, known for their intricate woven mochila bags and strong textile lineage.

Traditionally, mochila bags are woven slowly by hand and used to carry the important items of daily life, travelling with a person through work, ceremony, family, and movement across the land.

Our collection carries that same spirit.

Practical enough for everyday use, while holding space for the sacred items, medicines, journals, and tools that support your path.

Material:
50% Acrylic / 50% Cotton

This blend offers greater durability for regular use while maintaining the softness and handmade woven feel these bags are loved for.

Perfect for carrying:

• Sacred items & medicine tools

• Tobacco & herbs

• Journal & daily essentials

• Water bottle & travel items

• Personal ceremonial objects

Each bag is woven individually, meaning no two are exactly the same. Slight variations in colour, pattern, and detailing are part of the beauty of handmade work.

These are pieces designed to be lived with used often, travelled with, and slowly shaped by the rhythm of your life.

These traditional Wayuu-style bags are handmade in Colombia by the Wayuu people, Indigenous communities from the La Guajira region in northern Colombia and Venezuela, known for their intricate woven mochila bags and strong textile lineage.

Traditionally, mochila bags are woven slowly by hand and used to carry the important items of daily life, travelling with a person through work, ceremony, family, and movement across the land.

Our collection carries that same spirit.

Practical enough for everyday use, while holding space for the sacred items, medicines, journals, and tools that support your path.

Material:
50% Acrylic / 50% Cotton

This blend offers greater durability for regular use while maintaining the softness and handmade woven feel these bags are loved for.

Perfect for carrying:

• Sacred items & medicine tools

• Tobacco & herbs

• Journal & daily essentials

• Water bottle & travel items

• Personal ceremonial objects

Each bag is woven individually, meaning no two are exactly the same. Slight variations in colour, pattern, and detailing are part of the beauty of handmade work.

These are pieces designed to be lived with used often, travelled with, and slowly shaped by the rhythm of your life.

These traditional Wayuu-style bags are handmade in Colombia by the Wayuu people, Indigenous communities from the La Guajira region in northern Colombia and Venezuela, known for their intricate woven mochila bags and strong textile lineage.

Traditionally, mochila bags are woven slowly by hand and used to carry the important items of daily life, travelling with a person through work, ceremony, family, and movement across the land.

Our collection carries that same spirit.

Practical enough for everyday use, while holding space for the sacred items, medicines, journals, and tools that support your path.

Material:
50% Acrylic / 50% Cotton

This blend offers greater durability for regular use while maintaining the softness and handmade woven feel these bags are loved for.

Perfect for carrying:

• Sacred items & medicine tools

• Tobacco & herbs

• Journal & daily essentials

• Water bottle & travel items

• Personal ceremonial objects

Each bag is woven individually, meaning no two are exactly the same. Slight variations in colour, pattern, and detailing are part of the beauty of handmade work.

These are pieces designed to be lived with used often, travelled with, and slowly shaped by the rhythm of your life.

These handcrafted leather medicine bags are made in small quantities in collaboration with skilled artisans in Peru.

Designed as larger carry pouches, they are used to hold ceremonial tools, sacred herbs such as cedar, and personal ritual items. The generous size and durable leather construction make them suitable for everyday use while maintaining their ceremonial character.

Each bag is crafted from cow leather and features hand-stitched detailing and fringe. The central motif reflects traditional geometric design language inspired by Indigenous craft traditions.
Often the central design is the symbol for pachamama (mother earth) or the chakana (andean cross)

Details:
Material: Cow leather
Style: Crossbody with fringe
Colours available: Green, Maroon, Camello (Light Tan Brown)
Size: Pouch roughly 20 x 30 cm
Availability: Limited batch

Made in small quantities. What’s available now is limited, and restocks depend on the makers and timing of future batches.

This is a Camello (Caramel Colour)

Made from from sustainably sourced cow leather.

This was made by Augusto who has a beautiful and strong story of resilience… he grew up in the mountains and when he moved to Cuzco spoke no Spanish… only Quechua.

Handcrafted Leather Ceremonial Pouch

This handcrafted leather medicine belt bag is designed to be worn securely around the waist, keeping essential items close while allowing freedom of movement.

Made from genuine cow leather and finished with hand-stitched edging and traditional leather fringe, each piece reflects the skill and care of the artisans who create them.

The front panel carries a geometric motif inspired by traditional Andean symbolism, framed with braided leather and a central stone. In this design the pattern reflects the Chakana (Andean Cross); a symbol often associated with balance, connection, and the relationship between the physical and spiritual worlds in short. At a more complex level the Chakana describes a large majority of the Andean Cosmovision.

The adjustable belt allows the pouch to sit comfortably at the waist during ceremony, travel, or everyday movement.

Traditionally these bags are used to carry items held in prayer or personal practice; medicines, small tools, and objects that one wishes to keep close.

Built for real use around ceremony and daily life.

Ideal for carrying

* Sacred herbs such as cedar or copal

* Small ceremonial tools

* Personal ritual items

* Everyday essentials

Details

Material: Genuine cow leather

Style: Waist / belt-mounted pouch

Pocket size: approx. 15 × 20 cm

Fit: Adjustable waist belt

Handcrafted

Made from from sustainably sourced cow leather.

This was made by Augusto who has a beautiful and strong story of resilience… he grew up in the mountains and when he moved to Cuzco spoke no Spanish… only Quechua.

Handmade in Cusco, Peru by Augusto, whose leatherwork has become a core part of our collection over the last year and a half.

This medium-sized medicine bag sits beautifully between our smaller pouches and larger side bags.

Crafted from soft suede leather with handwoven detailing and finished with a turquoise-style stone centerpiece, these pieces carry that grounded feeling of something made slowly, by hand, in relationship with the craft.

Perfect for carrying:

• Tobacco & herbs

• Small tools

• Crystals or personal items

• Small Everyday essentials with intention

Not mass produced.
Made in small batches directly with the artisan.

Made from from sustainably sourced cow leather.

This was made by Augusto who has a beautiful and strong story of resilience… he grew up in the mountains and when he moved to Cuzco spoke no Spanish… only Quechua.

Handmade in Cusco, Peru by Augusto, whose leatherwork has become a core part of our collection over the last year and a half.

This medium-sized medicine bag sits beautifully between our smaller pouches and larger side bags.

Crafted from soft suede leather with handwoven detailing and finished with a turquoise-style stone centerpiece, these pieces carry that grounded feeling of something made slowly, by hand, in relationship with the craft.

Perfect for carrying:

• Tobacco & herbs

• Small tools

• Crystals or personal items

• Small Everyday essentials with intention

Not mass produced.
Made in small batches directly with the artisan.

Made from from sustainably sourced cow leather.

This was made by Augusto who has a beautiful and strong story of resilience… he grew up in the mountains and when he moved to Cuzco spoke no Spanish… only Quechua.

One of the more feminine pieces from our latest collection with Augusto in Cusco, Peru.

This handbag style features layered fringe detailing, soft suede leather, and a minimalist earthy design that pairs beautifully with both everyday wear and ceremonial spaces.

Simple, grounded, and spacious enough to carry your daily essentials while still feeling lightweight and elegant.

These are the kinds of pieces that soften and gain character over time through use; becoming uniquely yours as they journey with you.

Directly sourced with the artisan.
Small batch only.

Made from from sustainably sourced cow leather.

This was made by Augusto who has a beautiful and strong story of resilience… he grew up in the mountains and when he moved to Cuzco spoke no Spanish… only Quechua.

One of the more feminine pieces from our latest collection with Augusto in Cusco, Peru.

This handbag style features layered fringe detailing, soft suede leather, and a minimalist earthy design that pairs beautifully with both everyday wear and ceremonial spaces.

Simple, grounded, and spacious enough to carry your daily essentials while still feeling lightweight and elegant.

These are the kinds of pieces that soften and gain character over time through use; becoming uniquely yours as they journey with you.

Directly sourced with the artisan.
Small batch only.

Made from from sustainably sourced cow leather.

This was made by Augusto who has a beautiful and strong story of resilience… he grew up in the mountains and when he moved to Cuzco spoke no Spanish… only Quechua.

Handmade in Cusco by Augusto using soft suede leather and traditional handworked detailing.

This clutch-style piece carries a beautiful balance of elegance, earthiness, and ceremony. Designed to be worn simply while still making a statement, it moves beautifully between everyday life, gatherings, dinners, ceremony, and travel.

Finished with long leather fringe and a turquoise-style centerpiece, these pieces hold that unmistakable handmade feeling that can only come through direct artisan work.

A piece for the woman who appreciates beauty with soul behind it.

Made slowly.
Made traditionally.
Made in relationship with the maker.

Made from from sustainably sourced cow leather.

This was made by Augusto who has a beautiful and strong story of resilience… he grew up in the mountains and when he moved to Cuzco spoke no Spanish… only Quechua.

Handmade in Cusco by Augusto using soft suede leather and traditional handworked detailing.

This clutch-style piece carries a beautiful balance of elegance, earthiness, and ceremony. Designed to be worn simply while still making a statement, it moves beautifully between everyday life, gatherings, dinners, ceremony, and travel.

Finished with long leather fringe and a turquoise-style centerpiece, these pieces hold that unmistakable handmade feeling that can only come through direct artisan work.

A piece for the woman who appreciates beauty with soul behind it.

Made slowly.
Made traditionally.
Made in relationship with the maker.

Made from from sustainably sourced cow leather.

This was made by Augusto who has a beautiful and strong story of resilience… he grew up in the mountains and when he moved to Cuzco spoke no Spanish… only Quechua.

Unisex Side Bag - Dual Compartment

A beautiful unisex side bag handmade by Augusto in Cusco, Peru.

This piece was designed for both practicality and presence something stylish enough for everyday wear, while also holding the feeling and intention of a ceremonial piece.

Featuring two compartments for organisation, long leather fringe work, hand stitching, and traditional-inspired detailing, this bag is ideal for carrying the items that move with you through daily life and deeper practice alike.

There’s enough room for:

• Tobacco pouch

• Small ceremonial tools

• Wallet, phone & essentials

The kind of bag that slowly becomes part of your rhythm.

Each piece is handmade individually, meaning no two are exactly the same.

Augusto is one of our artisans who when moved to Cuzco from the mountains, he couldn’t speak Spanish, only Quechua… his story is one of resilience.

Made from sustainably sourced cow leather.

Unisex Side Bag - Dual Compartment

A beautiful unisex side bag handmade by Augusto in Cusco, Peru.

This piece was designed for both practicality and presence something stylish enough for everyday wear, while also holding the feeling and intention of a ceremonial piece.

Featuring two compartments for organisation, long leather fringe work, hand stitching, and traditional-inspired detailing, this bag is ideal for carrying the items that move with you through daily life and deeper practice alike.

There’s enough room for:

• Tobacco pouch

• Small ceremonial tools

• Wallet, phone & essentials

The kind of bag that slowly becomes part of your rhythm.

Each piece is handmade individually, meaning no two are exactly the same.

Augusto is one of our artisans who when moved to Cuzco from the mountains, he couldn’t speak Spanish, only Quechua… his story is one of resilience.

Made from sustainably sourced cow leather.

Handcrafted in the Peruvian Andes, these traditional medicine bags have long been used for carrying sacred items, herbs, coca leaves, tobacco, prayer tools, and personal objects of significance.

Rooted in Andean tradition, these bags are more than simple accessories — they are pieces made to walk with a person through daily life, ceremony, prayer, and relationship with spirit.

This piece was sourced from:
Cusco Community Markets

Material:
Industrial Alpaca

Some of the pieces in our collection are sourced directly through local community markets in Cusco, while others are woven and created personally by Mami Benita and her family in the high Andes of Peru.

Traditionally, medicine bags throughout the Andes are used to carry the items a person keeps close in prayer and intention, objects connected to protection, remembrance, grounding, and relationship with the sacred.

Each piece carries slight variations in weave, texture, colour, and detailing, reflecting the hands and traditions of the person who made it.

Perfect for carrying:

• Herbs & tobacco

• Coca leaves

• Crystals & sacred items

• Personal ceremonial tools

• Everyday meaningful objects

These are handmade traditional pieces created slowly and with care, carrying the warmth, lineage, and spirit of the Andes.

Wayuu Medicine Bag - Made In Colombia

$130.00

These traditional Wayuu-style bags are handmade in Colombia by the Wayuu people, Indigenous communities from the La Guajira region in northern Colombia and Venezuela, known for their intricate woven mochila bags and strong textile lineage.

Traditionally, mochila bags are woven slowly by hand and used to carry the important items of daily life, travelling with a person through work, ceremony, family, and movement across the land.

Our collection carries that same spirit.

Practical enough for everyday use, while holding space for the sacred items, medicines, journals, and tools that support your path.

Material:
50% Acrylic / 50% Cotton

This blend offers greater durability for regular use while maintaining the softness and handmade woven feel these bags are loved for.

Perfect for carrying:

• Sacred items & medicine tools

• Tobacco & herbs

• Journal & daily essentials

• Water bottle & travel items

• Personal ceremonial objects

Each bag is woven individually, meaning no two are exactly the same. Slight variations in colour, pattern, and detailing are part of the beauty of handmade work.

These are pieces designed to be lived with used often, travelled with, and slowly shaped by the rhythm of your life.

These traditional Wayuu-style bags are handmade in Colombia by the Wayuu people, Indigenous communities from the La Guajira region in northern Colombia and Venezuela, known for their intricate woven mochila bags and strong textile lineage.

Traditionally, mochila bags are woven slowly by hand and used to carry the important items of daily life, travelling with a person through work, ceremony, family, and movement across the land.

Our collection carries that same spirit.

Practical enough for everyday use, while holding space for the sacred items, medicines, journals, and tools that support your path.

Material:
50% Acrylic / 50% Cotton

This blend offers greater durability for regular use while maintaining the softness and handmade woven feel these bags are loved for.

Perfect for carrying:

• Sacred items & medicine tools

• Tobacco & herbs

• Journal & daily essentials

• Water bottle & travel items

• Personal ceremonial objects

Each bag is woven individually, meaning no two are exactly the same. Slight variations in colour, pattern, and detailing are part of the beauty of handmade work.

These are pieces designed to be lived with used often, travelled with, and slowly shaped by the rhythm of your life.

These traditional Wayuu-style bags are handmade in Colombia by the Wayuu people, Indigenous communities from the La Guajira region in northern Colombia and Venezuela, known for their intricate woven mochila bags and strong textile lineage.

Traditionally, mochila bags are woven slowly by hand and used to carry the important items of daily life, travelling with a person through work, ceremony, family, and movement across the land.

Our collection carries that same spirit.

Practical enough for everyday use, while holding space for the sacred items, medicines, journals, and tools that support your path.

Material:
50% Acrylic / 50% Cotton

This blend offers greater durability for regular use while maintaining the softness and handmade woven feel these bags are loved for.

Perfect for carrying:

• Sacred items & medicine tools

• Tobacco & herbs

• Journal & daily essentials

• Water bottle & travel items

• Personal ceremonial objects

Each bag is woven individually, meaning no two are exactly the same. Slight variations in colour, pattern, and detailing are part of the beauty of handmade work.

These are pieces designed to be lived with used often, travelled with, and slowly shaped by the rhythm of your life.

These traditional Wayuu-style bags are handmade in Colombia by the Wayuu people, Indigenous communities from the La Guajira region in northern Colombia and Venezuela, known for their intricate woven mochila bags and strong textile lineage.

Traditionally, mochila bags are woven slowly by hand and used to carry the important items of daily life, travelling with a person through work, ceremony, family, and movement across the land.

Our collection carries that same spirit.

Practical enough for everyday use, while holding space for the sacred items, medicines, journals, and tools that support your path.

Material:
50% Acrylic / 50% Cotton

This blend offers greater durability for regular use while maintaining the softness and handmade woven feel these bags are loved for.

Perfect for carrying:

• Sacred items & medicine tools

• Tobacco & herbs

• Journal & daily essentials

• Water bottle & travel items

• Personal ceremonial objects

Each bag is woven individually, meaning no two are exactly the same. Slight variations in colour, pattern, and detailing are part of the beauty of handmade work.

These are pieces designed to be lived with used often, travelled with, and slowly shaped by the rhythm of your life.

These traditional Wayuu-style bags are handmade in Colombia by the Wayuu people, Indigenous communities from the La Guajira region in northern Colombia and Venezuela, known for their intricate woven mochila bags and strong textile lineage.

Traditionally, mochila bags are woven slowly by hand and used to carry the important items of daily life, travelling with a person through work, ceremony, family, and movement across the land.

Our collection carries that same spirit.

Practical enough for everyday use, while holding space for the sacred items, medicines, journals, and tools that support your path.

Material:
50% Acrylic / 50% Cotton

This blend offers greater durability for regular use while maintaining the softness and handmade woven feel these bags are loved for.

Perfect for carrying:

• Sacred items & medicine tools

• Tobacco & herbs

• Journal & daily essentials

• Water bottle & travel items

• Personal ceremonial objects

Each bag is woven individually, meaning no two are exactly the same. Slight variations in colour, pattern, and detailing are part of the beauty of handmade work.

These are pieces designed to be lived with used often, travelled with, and slowly shaped by the rhythm of your life.

These traditional Wayuu-style bags are handmade in Colombia by the Wayuu people, Indigenous communities from the La Guajira region in northern Colombia and Venezuela, known for their intricate woven mochila bags and strong textile lineage.

Traditionally, mochila bags are woven slowly by hand and used to carry the important items of daily life, travelling with a person through work, ceremony, family, and movement across the land.

Our collection carries that same spirit.

Practical enough for everyday use, while holding space for the sacred items, medicines, journals, and tools that support your path.

Material:
50% Acrylic / 50% Cotton

This blend offers greater durability for regular use while maintaining the softness and handmade woven feel these bags are loved for.

Perfect for carrying:

• Sacred items & medicine tools

• Tobacco & herbs

• Journal & daily essentials

• Water bottle & travel items

• Personal ceremonial objects

Each bag is woven individually, meaning no two are exactly the same. Slight variations in colour, pattern, and detailing are part of the beauty of handmade work.

These are pieces designed to be lived with used often, travelled with, and slowly shaped by the rhythm of your life.

These traditional Wayuu-style bags are handmade in Colombia by the Wayuu people, Indigenous communities from the La Guajira region in northern Colombia and Venezuela, known for their intricate woven mochila bags and strong textile lineage.

Traditionally, mochila bags are woven slowly by hand and used to carry the important items of daily life, travelling with a person through work, ceremony, family, and movement across the land.

Our collection carries that same spirit.

Practical enough for everyday use, while holding space for the sacred items, medicines, journals, and tools that support your path.

Material:
50% Acrylic / 50% Cotton

This blend offers greater durability for regular use while maintaining the softness and handmade woven feel these bags are loved for.

Perfect for carrying:

• Sacred items & medicine tools

• Tobacco & herbs

• Journal & daily essentials

• Water bottle & travel items

• Personal ceremonial objects

Each bag is woven individually, meaning no two are exactly the same. Slight variations in colour, pattern, and detailing are part of the beauty of handmade work.

These are pieces designed to be lived with used often, travelled with, and slowly shaped by the rhythm of your life.

Handcrafted in the Peruvian Andes, these traditional medicine bags have long been used for carrying sacred items, herbs, coca leaves, tobacco, prayer tools, and personal objects of significance.

Rooted in Andean tradition, these bags are more than simple accessories — they are pieces made to walk with a person through daily life, ceremony, prayer, and relationship with spirit.

This piece was sourced from:
Mami Benita from Pisac

Material:
Sheep

Some of the pieces in our collection are sourced directly through local community markets in Cusco, while others are woven and created personally by Mami Benita and her family in the high Andes of Peru.

Traditionally, medicine bags throughout the Andes are used to carry the items a person keeps close in prayer and intention, objects connected to protection, remembrance, grounding, and relationship with the sacred.

Each piece carries slight variations in weave, texture, colour, and detailing, reflecting the hands and traditions of the person who made it.

Perfect for carrying:

• Herbs & tobacco

• Coca leaves

• Crystals & sacred items

• Personal ceremonial tools

• Everyday meaningful objects

These are handmade traditional pieces created slowly and with care, carrying the warmth, lineage, and spirit of the Andes.

Handcrafted in the Peruvian Andes, these traditional medicine bags have long been used for carrying sacred items, herbs, coca leaves, tobacco, prayer tools, and personal objects of significance.

Rooted in Andean tradition, these bags are more than simple accessories — they are pieces made to walk with a person through daily life, ceremony, prayer, and relationship with spirit.

This piece was sourced from:
Mami Benita From Pisac

Material:
Sheep Wool

Some of the pieces in our collection are sourced directly through local community markets in Cusco, while others are woven and created personally by Mami Benita and her family in the high Andes of Peru.

Traditionally, medicine bags throughout the Andes are used to carry the items a person keeps close in prayer and intention, objects connected to protection, remembrance, grounding, and relationship with the sacred.

Each piece carries slight variations in weave, texture, colour, and detailing, reflecting the hands and traditions of the person who made it.

Perfect for carrying:

• Herbs & tobacco

• Coca leaves

• Crystals & sacred items

• Personal ceremonial tools

• Everyday meaningful objects

These are handmade traditional pieces created slowly and with care, carrying the warmth, lineage, and spirit of the Andes.

Handcrafted in the Peruvian Andes, these traditional medicine bags have long been used for carrying sacred items, herbs, coca leaves, tobacco, prayer tools, and personal objects of significance.

Rooted in Andean tradition, these bags are more than simple accessories — they are pieces made to walk with a person through daily life, ceremony, prayer, and relationship with spirit.

This piece was sourced from:
Cusco Community Markets

Material:
Alpaca

Some of the pieces in our collection are sourced directly through local community markets in Cusco, while others are woven and created personally by Mami Benita and her family in the high Andes of Peru.

Traditionally, medicine bags throughout the Andes are used to carry the items a person keeps close in prayer and intention, objects connected to protection, remembrance, grounding, and relationship with the sacred.

Each piece carries slight variations in weave, texture, colour, and detailing, reflecting the hands and traditions of the person who made it.

Perfect for carrying:

• Herbs & tobacco

• Coca leaves

• Crystals & sacred items

• Personal ceremonial tools

• Everyday meaningful objects

These are handmade traditional pieces created slowly and with care, carrying the warmth, lineage, and spirit of the Andes.

Handcrafted in the Peruvian Andes, these traditional medicine bags have long been used for carrying sacred items, herbs, coca leaves, tobacco, prayer tools, and personal objects of significance.

Rooted in Andean tradition, these bags are more than simple accessories — they are pieces made to walk with a person through daily life, ceremony, prayer, and relationship with spirit.

This piece was sourced from:
Cusco Community Markets

Material:
Alpaca

Some of the pieces in our collection are sourced directly through local community markets in Cusco, while others are woven and created personally by Mami Benita and her family in the high Andes of Peru.

Traditionally, medicine bags throughout the Andes are used to carry the items a person keeps close in prayer and intention, objects connected to protection, remembrance, grounding, and relationship with the sacred.

Each piece carries slight variations in weave, texture, colour, and detailing, reflecting the hands and traditions of the person who made it.

Perfect for carrying:

• Herbs & tobacco

• Coca leaves

• Crystals & sacred items

• Personal ceremonial tools

• Everyday meaningful objects

These are handmade traditional pieces created slowly and with care, carrying the warmth, lineage, and spirit of the Andes.

Handcrafted in the Peruvian Andes, these traditional medicine bags have long been used for carrying sacred items, herbs, coca leaves, tobacco, prayer tools, and personal objects of significance.

Rooted in Andean tradition, these bags are more than simple accessories — they are pieces made to walk with a person through daily life, ceremony, prayer, and relationship with spirit.

This piece was sourced from:
Cusco Community Markets

Material:
Industrial Alpaca

Some of the pieces in our collection are sourced directly through local community markets in Cusco, while others are woven and created personally by Mami Benita and her family in the high Andes of Peru.

Traditionally, medicine bags throughout the Andes are used to carry the items a person keeps close in prayer and intention, objects connected to protection, remembrance, grounding, and relationship with the sacred.

Each piece carries slight variations in weave, texture, colour, and detailing, reflecting the hands and traditions of the person who made it.

Perfect for carrying:

• Herbs & tobacco

• Coca leaves

• Crystals & sacred items

• Personal ceremonial tools

• Everyday meaningful objects

These are handmade traditional pieces created slowly and with care, carrying the warmth, lineage, and spirit of the Andes.

Handcrafted in the Peruvian Andes, these traditional medicine bags have long been used for carrying sacred items, herbs, coca leaves, tobacco, prayer tools, and personal objects of significance.

Rooted in Andean tradition, these bags are more than simple accessories — they are pieces made to walk with a person through daily life, ceremony, prayer, and relationship with spirit.

This piece was sourced from:
Cusco Community Markets

Material:
Industrial Alpaca

Some of the pieces in our collection are sourced directly through local community markets in Cusco, while others are woven and created personally by Mami Benita and her family in the high Andes of Peru.

Traditionally, medicine bags throughout the Andes are used to carry the items a person keeps close in prayer and intention, objects connected to protection, remembrance, grounding, and relationship with the sacred.

Each piece carries slight variations in weave, texture, colour, and detailing, reflecting the hands and traditions of the person who made it.

Perfect for carrying:

• Herbs & tobacco

• Coca leaves

• Crystals & sacred items

• Personal ceremonial tools

• Everyday meaningful objects

These are handmade traditional pieces created slowly and with care, carrying the warmth, lineage, and spirit of the Andes.

Handcrafted in the Peruvian Andes, these traditional medicine bags have long been used for carrying sacred items, herbs, coca leaves, tobacco, prayer tools, and personal objects of significance.

Rooted in Andean tradition, these bags are more than simple accessories — they are pieces made to walk with a person through daily life, ceremony, prayer, and relationship with spirit.

This piece was handmade by:
Mami Benita from Pisac

Material:
Sheep Wool

Some of the pieces in our collection are sourced directly through local community markets in Cusco, while others are woven and created personally by Mami Benita and her family in the high Andes of Peru.

Traditionally, medicine bags throughout the Andes are used to carry the items a person keeps close in prayer and intention, objects connected to protection, remembrance, grounding, and relationship with the sacred.

Each piece carries slight variations in weave, texture, colour, and detailing, reflecting the hands and traditions of the person who made it.

Perfect for carrying:

• Herbs & tobacco

• Coca leaves

• Crystals & sacred items

• Personal ceremonial tools

• Everyday meaningful objects

These are handmade traditional pieces created slowly and with care, carrying the warmth, lineage, and spirit of the Andes.

Handcrafted in the Peruvian Andes, these traditional medicine bags have long been used for carrying sacred items, herbs, coca leaves, tobacco, prayer tools, and personal objects of significance.

Rooted in Andean tradition, these bags are more than simple accessories — they are pieces made to walk with a person through daily life, ceremony, prayer, and relationship with spirit.

This piece was handmade by:
Mami Benita from Pisac

Material:
Sheep Wool

Some of the pieces in our collection are sourced directly through local community markets in Cusco, while others are woven and created personally by Mami Benita and her family in the high Andes of Peru.

Traditionally, medicine bags throughout the Andes are used to carry the items a person keeps close in prayer and intention, objects connected to protection, remembrance, grounding, and relationship with the sacred.

Each piece carries slight variations in weave, texture, colour, and detailing, reflecting the hands and traditions of the person who made it.

Perfect for carrying:

• Herbs & tobacco

• Coca leaves

• Crystals & sacred items

• Personal ceremonial tools

• Everyday meaningful objects

These are handmade traditional pieces created slowly and with care, carrying the warmth, lineage, and spirit of the Andes.