Chamula, specialists in hand-woven accessories and part of the same umbrella company as Yuketen and Monitaly, presents its spring/summer collection for 2015. Named after San Juan Chamula, a township in the Mexican state of Chiapas, the product is based on designer Yuki Matsuda's travels through rural Mexico in the 1990's and is an attempt to preserve the art of delicately-made woven goods from the area. A variety of multicolored bracelets, in both a braided and bendable style, have been created ...
Chamula, specialists in hand-woven accessories and part of the same umbrella company as Yuketen and Monitaly, presents its spring/summer collection for 2015. Named after San Juan Chamula, a township in the Mexican state of Chiapas, the product is based on designer Yuki Matsuda's travels through rural Mexico in the 1990's and is an attempt to preserve the art of delicately-made woven goods from the area. A variety of multicolored bracelets, in both a braided and bendable style, have been created ...
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