our story
A tribute, not a brand.
Aluna is the unseen world made visible — woven by the women of Colombia, carried home by the women of Europe.
5
Women we know by name
4
Indigenous nations
100%
Paid above fair-trade
1 of 1
Every piece
how it began
Aluna was born in the silence after travel, when one mochila changed everything.
In the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, where the Arhuaco people believe the mountains are the heart of the world, a Wayuu grandmother named Yolanda placed a mochila in my hands and said: Esto no es un bolso. Es mi hija.
"This is not a bag. This is my daughter."
Aluna is the answer to that moment — a separate world born from Live in the Remix, dedicated entirely to honoring the women, the land, and the slow craft of Colombia.
la línea
How Aluna grew, year by year.
2019
A first trip to Colombia
A founder meets her future husband on the plane. Three weeks in La Guajira, and one mochila she cannot stop thinking about.
2022
A gift from Barranquilla
Her first mochila comes as a gift from her husband's family — not bought, but given. The seed of Aluna is planted.
2024
First Arhuaco mochilas
Direct contact with a Sierra Nevada cooperative. The first wool mochilas, dyed with bark and clay, arrive in the Netherlands.
2025
Aluna is born
Wayuu, Kankuamo and Wounaan weavers join. Aluna becomes a sister brand to Live in the Remix — slow, signed, traceable.
2026
Today
5 women, 4 indigenous nations. Every piece signed, every weaver paid above fair-trade rates.
nuestros valores
Our pact.
01 · Reverence
We follow her hands.
Every piece is paid above-fair-trade rates, directly to the woman who wove it. No middlemen, no markup at her expense.
02 · Slowness
Twenty days, one piece.
We never rush a mochila. The weaver decides when it is finished, when the story is complete.
03 · Memory
We carry her name.
Every Aluna piece arrives signed by its weaver — her name, her village, her story tucked inside.
04 · Reciprocity
What we take, we return.
A portion of every piece sold funds language and weaving classes for the daughters of the women we work with.
ellaslas tejedoras
5 women. 4 indigenous nations.
Behind every Aluna piece is a woman with a name, a village, a signature motif. We work with each one directly. Read their stories, see their hands, and choose the piece that speaks to you.
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