Lucia

Lucia takes up Amaya’s technical foundation and lets diamonds emerge, hand-woven in a regular loop, a recurring motif in Andean textiles that often evokes the cardinal points and the balance between worlds. This discreet geometry, inherited from an ancient reading of the Peruvian territory, demands the same rigour of gesture as its predecessors in the collection.

Inata finds here its fascination with age-old patterns: simple, almost abstract forms that nonetheless carry an entire cosmology. A diamond is never a mere pattern in the Andes; it links the visible to the invisible, just as our house links material to emotion. A piece discreet in appearance, yet carrying a reading of the world that far exceeds simple decoration.