This six-look collection is a fully handmade body of work that follows a Farm to Fabric to Fashion approach, from the initial gathering of raw materials in the Amazon rainforest to the final stitching in Florence, Italy. The entire production process is the result of care, excellence, precision, and devotion to craft.

It takes its pulse from the heart of the jungle, where time tangles with roots and the river sings prayers to the wind. There, the Daughter of the Snake awakens in the designer’s consciousness. Her skin is a living codex, a map inscribed with the memories of her ancestors, spiritual routes travelled by Indigenous women in search of the Earth’s essence. In a sacred rite, her body dances with the fire of transformation and reincarnation. Like Santamaría Querubín’s material expressions, she coils, twists and slips between shadows and light… 

The result is a sculptural, alchemical series of textiles that embody transformation, like a serpent in ritual renewal. From gold-leafed yanchama bark cloth to seed-fringed macramé skirts and knitted Colombian beans, each piece is a radical testament to meticulous craftsmanship, a reverence to the earth.