La Coquette Bowl Color:White and Blue a locally grown palm

a locally grown palm

hand-woven placemat transports us in time to the creation of the sombrero vueltiao (Colombian Spanish for turned hat)

the Adriana Castro Marcial Tote celebrates the artistry of Colombia’s Caribbean region

Each bag is brought to life through intricate hand-braiding techniques at the Adriana Castro Atelier

La Coquette Bowl Color:White and Blue a locally grown palmMy grandfather Jos Maria Castro had an immense fascination for roosters. They say that their song represents the joy of seeing the sunrise after darkness. Not in vain, Garca Mrquez reflected in "El Coronel no tiene quin le escriba" the values of hope and resistance under the wing of this bird, as it also symbolizes the perception of life according to the eyes of those who look and the heart who feels it.