Majestic, quiet, and steeped in local lore, this dark-coated cousin of the more common white and brown llamas has captured the imagination of Andean communities...

Far from their tropical relatives, Bromeliads have adapted to survive in the Gran Chaco — one of South America's most ecologically diverse and climate-challenged regions....

In a world of fast fashion and fleeting trends, true style lies in substance — and in stories worth carrying. At The Andes Project, our...

Chaguar, a fibre harvested and handwoven by Indigenous Wichí women, has journeyed from the heart of the forest to the forefront of ethical fashion and...

At The Andes Project, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. In this blog post, we explore the lifecycle of wool and synthetic...

Unlock the secrets of interior design in 2024 with our expert-led exploration into the top trends reshaping living spaces. From the warm embrace of Cozy...

Discover the elegance of wool throws for that spring and summer chic. Learn how to style and enhance your home with this versatile decor.

Wool, one of the oldest known fibres, continues to captivate us with its unique properties and versatile applications. In a world filled with synthetic and...

Learn about the evolution of Pachamama veneration and rituals in Andean communities amidst the challenges of modernity. See how their crafts now resonate with a...