The Andean weaving of Otavalo is one of the most representative traditions of the Ecuadorian indigenous culture.

Passed from generation to generation, this skill is known for its complexity and beauty.

The artisans of Otavalo use wooden looms that, although they are traditional tools, require great manual dexterity and patience.

Sheep wool, carefully selected, is one of the main materials used in this process. The loom technique allows creating intricate patterns that not only have aesthetic value, but also symbolic, representing the connection between humans, nature and sacred elements.

These fabrics are not just commercial products, but true pieces of art that preserve the history and traditions of the Andean peoples.

Over time, Otavalo fabrics have become a symbol of cultural identity, celebrating the roots of their creators while adapting to the demands of the global market.