Snake Pantacourt Pants
Kene is this sacred design / symbol that was woven by hand by the women of the Huni Kuin people.
Each kene has a meaning and brings a vibration to those who use it.
Pantacourt pants were made with mixed linen and are a material from the rest of the factory. Our waste was almost 0% with reuse of 99% of the fabric, everything else is transformed into pieces made with pet work. ♻
The pantacourt pants, besides being beautiful, are a unique piece, super elegant and comfortable.
The pieces sold will contribute to the progress of the “Ainbu Kaneya” project, where we will enable Huni Kuin women to produce their own garments, from raw material to the final product, thus creating the Huni Kuin brand and generating a sustainable income for women. Huni Kuin indigenous people.
Kene is this sacred design / symbol that was woven by hand by the women of the Huni Kuin people.
Each kene has a meaning and brings a vibration to those who use it.
Pantacourt pants were made with mixed linen and are a material from the rest of the factory. Our waste was almost 0% with reuse of 99% of the fabric, everything else is transformed into pieces made with pet work. ♻
The pantacourt pants, besides being beautiful, are a unique piece, super elegant and comfortable.
The pieces sold will contribute to the progress of the “Ainbu Kaneya” project, where we will enable Huni Kuin women to produce their own garments, from raw material to the final product, thus creating the Huni Kuin brand and generating a sustainable income for women. Huni Kuin indigenous people.
Kene is this sacred design / symbol that was woven by hand by the women of the Huni Kuin people.
Each kene has a meaning and brings a vibration to those who use it.
Pantacourt pants were made with mixed linen and are a material from the rest of the factory. Our waste was almost 0% with reuse of 99% of the fabric, everything else is transformed into pieces made with pet work. ♻
The pantacourt pants, besides being beautiful, are a unique piece, super elegant and comfortable.
The pieces sold will contribute to the progress of the “Ainbu Kaneya” project, where we will enable Huni Kuin women to produce their own garments, from raw material to the final product, thus creating the Huni Kuin brand and generating a sustainable income for women. Huni Kuin indigenous people.