Warmi Muyu/ Elizabet Durazno

Country: Ecuador

Tribal affiliation(s): Cañari

Items sold: Handmade jewelry made with beads or mullo, passed down from our recent generations, bags crafted with mullo, handwoven clothing, embroidered photos of resistance using mullo and thread, and embroidered scarves.

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/warmimuyu?igsh=bHpydjgxaGhzYWo4

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Email: warmimuyu.ec@gmail.com, sinchiwarmirb@gmail.com

Bio:

Warmi Muyu is a collective of women artists from diverse Indigenous communities in Ecuador and Colombia, including the Kichwa people of Ecuador's northern highlands and the Inga-Kamentsa peoples of Putumayo, Colombia. They view art as a powerful tool for transformation, dialogue, and the creation of new relational dynamics, grounding their artistic practices in community-based traditions and collective ways of being.