SAKE

Poetic visions that become journeys that become clothes.

Abya Yala.

From the Global South, we bring territory, connection, and ways of relating to the land, our roots, and our histories.

Researching the spirit of materials.

Researching the spirit of materials.

The Yakashira Dress.
Hand-knitted and finished with hand-crocheted details in Pima cotton yarn.
Made to order. Always.

Researching the spirit of materials.

Made to order
Cavillaca Top
100% Pima Cotton
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Objects shaped through memory, texture and time.

Luray Top
Mitska Skirt

Handwoven by Condor Pallay artisans in Pinchimuro, Cusco, using traditional waist loom techniques and Pima cotton.

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Nuestra curiosidad nos llevó a tocar la materia.
A entender sus procesos, su química, sus ciclos y sus heridas.
A cuestionar lo establecido para transformarlo en algo más limpio, más consciente, más respetuoso.

En The Sake Project, la piel y las escamas del paiche (antes descartadas por la industria alimentaria) se transforman a través de un curtido vegetal que sustituye cromo y derivados del petróleo por agentes orgánicos de origen local.

Piezas que nacen desde una filosofía de aprovechamiento integral, mínima merma y profundo respeto por el territorio.

Our curiosity led us to engage with matter.
To understand its processes, its chemistry, its cycles, and its scars.
To question what is established and transform it into something cleaner, more conscious, more respectful.

At The Sake Project, paiche skin and scales (once discarded by the food industry) are transformed through a vegetable tanning process that replaces chromium and petroleum-based derivatives with locally sourced organic agents.

Pieces that emerge from a philosophy of full material use, minimal waste, and a deep respect for the territory.