In Andean cosmology, the moon is known as Mama Killa, a sacred feminine presence associated with the passage of time, the rhythms of life, and the changing seasons. Revered in Inca traditions, she was honored through ceremonies and celebrations, and lunar cycles played an important role in traditional calendars.
I love the thought of looking up at the same moon from the Sacred Valley, surrounded by the Apus, and remembering how closely human life has always been intertwined with the rhythms of the natural world. The moon, the seasons, the planting and harvesting of food, the passing of generations… all part of the greater cycles we belong to.
Inspired by the moon rising over the Andean landscape, the Luna Andina earrings feature a delicate lunar motif surrounded by soft ivory, earthy orange, and sage green, with flowing fringe and touches of gold.
Part of the Sacred Valley collection, created with appreciation for the land and its living Quechua cultures.
Hand-woven with high-quality Miyuki glass beads, natural thread, and 18K gold-plated sterling silver (925) earwires. Only the good stuff. :)
25% of proceeds from this pair are donated to Wiñaypaq Intercultural School, supporting free, culturally rooted education for children in Peru's Sacred Valley.
In Andean cosmology, the moon is known as Mama Killa, a sacred feminine presence associated with the passage of time, the rhythms of life, and the changing seasons. Revered in Inca traditions, she was honored through ceremonies and celebrations, and lunar cycles played an important role in traditional calendars.
I love the thought of looking up at the same moon from the Sacred Valley, surrounded by the Apus, and remembering how closely human life has always been intertwined with the rhythms of the natural world. The moon, the seasons, the planting and harvesting of food, the passing of generations… all part of the greater cycles we belong to.
Inspired by the moon rising over the Andean landscape, the Luna Andina earrings feature a delicate lunar motif surrounded by soft ivory, earthy orange, and sage green, with flowing fringe and touches of gold.
Part of the Sacred Valley collection, created with appreciation for the land and its living Quechua cultures.
Hand-woven with high-quality Miyuki glass beads, natural thread, and 18K gold-plated sterling silver (925) earwires. Only the good stuff. :)
25% of proceeds from this pair are donated to Wiñaypaq Intercultural School, supporting free, culturally rooted education for children in Peru's Sacred Valley.