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Awamaki is a nonprofit social enterprise dedicated to connecting Andean artisan weavers with global markets. We collaborate with women artisans to support their efforts towards educational and financial independence.

Spinning, weaving and the fiber arts have always been integral to the warmth, welfare and cultural identity of Andean families.

Awamaki creates ethically handcrafted accessories grounded in traditional Andean textile techniques.

Stay up to date on all the work we are doing here in Peru, as well as new product releases, promotions, and more!

Awamaki is a non-profit that helps women start and run their own businesses. We invest in their skills and leadership, and we connect them to global markets for their small businesses.

Each piece is co-created with women artisans in rural Peru, blending timeless techniques with contemporary design.

Support our grassroots programs created in collaboration with artisan partners and their communities. Your donation funds education and training for Andean women.

Awamaki builds amazing travel experiences for independent and group travelers. Come experience traditional Andean life, connect with Quechua artisans, and participate in an immersive experience organized by the communities themselves.

The success of Awamaki’s work is made possible by the generosity and commitment of our volunteers and interns. We rely on the fresh energy and skills that volunteers bring to tackle new ideas and improve our work.

“Everything has changed. Rain and sun. The weather is not like before,”  Juana, an artisan from the rural Kellkana cooperative, explained. “The sun is very strong, it burns the skin.”  Awamaki is looking to understand how climate change has affected the lives and agricultural experiences of our artisan partners. Fine...

Meet Sammy, Awamaki’s Sustainable Design Intern At Awamaki, we are committed to ensuring our products not only offer our artisan partners a better life, but care for our planet too. We recently shifted our yearly design residency to focus on helping us create and improve climate-friendly production practices. This year,...

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