Wayúu Placemat– Sol Trigo Item ID: 2675059271
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Elevate your dining experience with our exquisite traditional crocheted placemats woven by Indigenous Wayuu artisans from La Guajira, Colombia.
Available as a set or individual pieces to meet your desired dining experience.
Dimensions: All of our placemats are 36cm in diameter, except for the Circulos design which is 29cm diameter.
Designs and sizes may slightly vary as all products are made by hand.
Each design represents the rich cultural heritage and craftsWOmanship of Wayuu artisans, using traditional techniques passed down from women through generations.
Ethical: We give back 100% by reinvesting our sales profits into communities where our artisans live.
Supporting Women's Entrepreneurship: This product was made from our innovation workshops that enhance skills and income-earning potential for Wayúu women.
Versatile Design: Can be used as a set of placemats, as well as individual centre pieces, protecting your table with great heat/cool absorption and adding a touch of warmth and elegance to your home.
Easy Care: Designed for everyday use, our placemats are machine washable and long-lasting, making them easy to clean and maintain while ensuring they stay beautiful for years to come.
- 1 lb
- 36cm diameter
- Care instructions: Gentle machine wash.
X Do not tumble-dry
X Do not bleach
X Do not iron
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We are proud to be the most ethical mochila brand in the world. 100% of profits are reinvested into educational programs for Wayuu women, and we provide artisans with interest-free micro loans so they can grow on their own terms. Even more, 10% of every purchase funds a community-led project chosen by the artisan herself—projects that bring food, water, and hope to her family and neighbors.
When you carry a One Thread Collective mochila, you are carrying a piece of culture, a woman’s vision for her future, and a thread of connection that ties us all together.
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Jackie from One Thread Collective
Santa Barbara, California
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One Thread Collective Woven by women, rooted in tradition, and designed to change lives.
We are proud to be the most ethical mochila brand in the world. 100% of profits are reinvested into educational programs for Wayuu women, and we provide artisans with interest-free micro loans so they can grow on their own terms. Even more, 10% of every purchase funds a community-led project chosen by the artisan herself—projects that bring food, water, and hope to her family and neighbors.
When you carry a One Thread Collective mochila, you are carrying a piece of culture, a woman’s vision for her future, and a thread of connection that ties us all together.
Jackie from One Thread Collective Santa Barbara, California | Supporting Wayuu women artisans with fair trade income and educational programs.
In 2018–2019, while working with Native communities in La Guajira, Colombia, I saw first-hand the challenges facing Wayuu families: food insecurity, water scarcity, displacement, and extreme poverty. Despite countless aid programs, many families remained trapped in crisis—yet the women’s devotion to creating a better future for their children was undeniable.
These women weren’t seeking charity; they asked for help selling their mochilas internationally. With no smartphones or bank accounts, their only option was local markets where they barely broke even.
Inspired by their artistry and resilience, I co-founded One Thread Collective—a nonprofit brand that empowers Wayuu women to preserve their weaving traditions while supporting their families and improving life in their communities.
What began as a small effort has grown into a movement uplifting more than 120 women weavers and pioneering a model of ethical fashion that goes far beyond fair trade.
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