Don't miss out on your favorite summer bag!
Entirely handwoven by artisans in Ecuador using crochet techniques and distributed from Spain to all of Europe.
In Kichwa, "shigra" means "bag," and it is the traditional Ecuadorian bag woven by women from the Ecuadorian highlands. With each purchase, you contribute to the livelihood of local artisans, helping to preserve ancient techniques and traditions.
We are committed to the environment, which is why our bags are made with sustainable practices and eco-friendly materials.
Specifications:
- 100% cotton
- Leather straps
- Waterproof inner lining
- Interior zip pocket
- 250 mm x 200mm
How to wash it?
It is best to dry clean. It can be machine washed on a delicate cycle and tumble dried on low heat.
Inca Mythology
Illapa was the god of lightning, thunder, lightning, rain, and war. Due to his aforementioned abilities, Illapa was considered the third most important god within the Inca pantheon. Only surpassed by Viracocha and Inti.
He is depicted as an imposing man wearing brilliant garments of gold and precious stones who inhabited the upper world. Likewise, Illapa carried a warak'a with which he produced storms and a golden makana, which symbolizes the trinity of lightning, thunder, and lightning.
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