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Hidden on the cactus lives one of the oldest natural dyes in the world.

Cochinilla.
Crushed by hand in the Peruvian Andes to create deep reds and pinks that once colored royal textiles, sacred garments and ancient art.

Nothing synthetic.
Only cactus, insects, water and time.

Pure food. Pure air.

Celebrating life

Hands.
Leaves.
Boiling water.
And a color the mountains already knew.

Color from the Andes

Weekly market. Everything you need for 1 sol

Pressed between fingers, cochinilla bursts into deep violet and crimson tones — the same natural pigment once used in ancient Peruvian textiles, ceremonial garments and art.

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