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AgotadoRustic vintage lightweight cotton dress with a silk-like effect and continuous floral embroidery typical of Northern India. Volume and beauty for a dress that can be worn daily or on special occasions. Armpit to armpit 48 cm Length 136 cm
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Sale!AgotadoThe Sasak tribe is the ethnic group native to the island of Lombok in Indonesia. It is an ethnic group with very marked traditions, very endogamous, and that still preserves its way of life practically intact. It is a people of gatherers and livestock farmers. Men are dedicated to rice cultivation during the rainy season and soybean cultivation during the dry season, as well as caring for livestock. Women are dedicated to childcare and fundamentally to weaving with an ancestral technique passed down from generation to generation. They spin cotton yarn with a manual spindle, dye it with vegetable dyes such as indigo, turmeric, and tamarind, and weave it on a precise but rudimentary loom. Each family weaves with its own colors and geometric patterns specific to its clan. It was a pleasure to share with them and for them to teach me their way of working and seeing life. From this coexistence with them, I have brought these hand-woven and hand-dyed ponchos. They are small textile jewels for people who value handmade items. One thing that surprises me greatly is how similar these geometric patterns of the Sasak are to those of Latin American peoples, given the geographical and cultural distance between both peoples. Unique pieces One size fits all
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Sale!AgotadoBag made entirely by hand by an indigenous community from Papua New Guinea. This community lives in the Southern Highlands, in the province of Mendi, in the village of Pangia. Their customs are deeply rooted in the land; their life is that of gatherers/hunters. They wear practically no clothes. Their worldview is very similar to that of Australian aborigines. They share much of their mysticism and mythological legends and their attachment to nature. These bags are made entirely by hand. Not only the weaving of the bag but also the spinning is completely artisanal and primitive, without the use of a spinning wheel or loom. The knots and finishes that prove their authenticity can be appreciated. In the case of this bag, it has this shape because its primitive use was to carry babies on the back while working, leaving the hands free. The strap is attached to the forehead and falls down the back. It can now be used as a normal crossbody bag. This bag, in addition to the characteristic hand-spun fabric, includes shed fur from wild possums that they collect in their burrows, incorporated into the weaving, which makes it even more special. It is resistant yet lightweight. A true beauty of the genuine and handmade. The colors and geometric shapes are unique to this indigenous community. Zipper closure as the only concession to modernity.
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AgotadoAsymmetrical long reversible coat with an oversized Kimono cut, crafted from traditional antique Indian textiles using the Kantha technique. Kantha is a traditional technique from Eastern India that involves layering several pieces of recycled cotton from antique saris and joining them with hand-stitched running stitches. These stitches not only reinforce the fabric but also create a characteristic rhythmic pattern. It's an ancestral technique of upcycling and resourcefulness that has existed for centuries, long before it was conceptualized in the way we understand it today. Regarding the design, these coats are a prime example of my style's essence. I love to mix styles, blend feminine and masculine elements, trends, textures, and cultures. I believe that mixing always enriches. These kimonos aim to unite the two countries that likely have the most influence on my personality, yet are both distinct and profoundly different: India, my beloved, and exquisite Japan. With this design, I intended to create a Japanese Kimono structure and style, with substance, but using a fabric that represents richness and culture for me, which is Indian Kantha. The result is unique pieces that evoke a taste for Japanese aesthetics while possessing the opulence of India. A powerful blend that makes any outfit special. As these coats are perfectly reversible, they offer two different styles in the same garment, combining unique prints and very special colors. Each piece is unique, exclusive, and timeless, perfect for those seeking to dress with identity and character. Patch pockets. One size fits all.
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AgotadoBeautiful antique ring handcrafted in solid sterling silver. The motif of this ring is a scarab carved from genuine Lapis Lazuli. This stone is characterized by its intense, almost matte ultramarine blue with some golden flecks, which is natural pyrite. The presence of pyrite ensures the authenticity of the lapis lazuli. This stone was sacred in Ancient Egypt, associated with the night sky, protection, and divine wisdom. Lapis lazuli with golden pyrite flecks was one of the most prized gemstones by the pharaohs, used in amulets and funerary masks. Unique amulet with extraordinary strength Open at the back for size adjustment
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Sale!AgotadoAsymmetrical long reversible coat with an oversized Kimono cut, crafted from traditional antique Indian textiles using the Kantha technique. Kantha is a traditional technique from Eastern India that involves layering several pieces of recycled cotton from antique saris and joining them with hand-stitched running stitches. These stitches not only reinforce the fabric but also create a characteristic rhythmic pattern. It's an ancestral technique of upcycling and resourcefulness that has existed for centuries, long before we thought about it in the way we do now. Regarding the design, these coats are a prime example of my style's essence. I love to mix styles, blend the feminine with the masculine, trends, textures, and cultures. I believe that mixing always enriches. These kimonos aim to unite the two countries that likely have the most influence on my personality and are both similar and profoundly different: India, my beloved, and exquisite Japan. With this design, I intended to create a Japanese Kimono structure and style, with body, but using a fabric that, for me, represents the richness and culture of India, which is Kantha. The result has been unique pieces that evoke a taste for Japanese aesthetics while possessing the opulence of India. A powerful blend that makes any outfit special. As these coats are perfectly reversible, they offer two different styles in the same garment, combining unique prints and very special colors. Each piece is unique, exclusive, and timeless, perfect for those seeking to dress with identity and character. Patch pockets. One size fits all.
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AgotadoMidi dress (length 111cm) vintage made from a very special viscose widely used in India "art silk" with a beautiful color mix. Elegant and sophisticated. Dense crewel/Kashmiri embroidery Armpit to armpit 47 cm
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AgotadoAntique Ghagra-style skirt from Gujarat made of lightweight cotton with a lot of fabric. Entirely hand-embroidered. It has irregularities and perhaps minor wear, although it is very well preserved, which denote that it is a truly antique piece and its authenticity. It is embroidered with mirrors which, in addition to their aesthetic value, have historically been used as protective elements, reflecting light and warding off negative energies. It closes with a drawstring, therefore it adjusts to all sizes. Length 86 cm
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AgotadoLong dress of ethnic inspiration made in a fluid style with a soft drape but with body and structure. Its cut slims, adds movement and comfort, but it is a structured piece, with architecture. It is a stylish, flattering and easy-to-wear piece. Side pockets Unique piece. Perfect for those of you looking for something ethnic but not old-fashioned. A dress with character and excellent pattern and construction. Size L
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AgotadoShort and square vest made from a beautiful satin-base fabric with a raised texture. A clean and luminous aesthetic contrasts with the richness of the central back appliqué. It is an antique fragment embroidered by hand with floral motifs. It is a well-made vest, with an inner lining where the back takes center stage. Size S/M
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AgotadoCropped bolero created from an authentic antique Afghan ceremonial dress. It has been carefully transformed using only the upper part of the dress where all its magic and strength resides. Each model comes from a single ceremonial Afghan dress, not from textile fragments. The most important parts of the dress are therefore preserved: the sleeves, the back, the embroidery, the beadwork, the antique coins, and the front has been opened to wear it as a bolero, almost like a jewel with sleeves. A collector's item, between tribal jewelry and contemporary fashion. Size XS/S Although it is not intended to be worn closed, but rather as a cropped bolero or as a jewel over the chest, the armhole indicates a small size.
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AgotadoMangalsutra-style necklace crafted with traditional black beads and a structure of gold-plated brass and meenakari enamels. The piece incorporates motifs of enfrentadas birds. It is of great beauty and delicacy. The Mangalsutra is one of the most important symbols of Hindu marriage. It is the equivalent of our wedding ring but with more symbolic weight. It represents the union of husband and wife. It protects against negative energies. The black beads are not decorative. They are protective and represent a defense of the marital bond. Indian women wear it daily. It is placed during the wedding ceremony and they never take it off. It combines beauty, tradition, exquisiteness, and protection.
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AgotadoHandmade choker necklace from Lombok (Indonesia)These necklaces are made by scratching the inside of the shells and extracting the Mother of Pearl with a hook, forming beads that are then set.The small beads have the iridescent color of Mother of Pearl, ranging from coffee tones to more coppery, golden, to pearly hues...Each piece is unique, and each small bead also has a different shape and size, which gives it the charm of being handmade and natural.Silver clasp.It's very beautiful to wear all the time.It can be worn alone or with other necklaces or chokers.
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Sale!AgotadoKimono-style coat made of Suzani. Suzani is a traditional embroidery originating from Central Asia. Especially from Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Kazakhstan. Its name comes from the Persian "suzan" which means "needle" Due to the Silk Road, India made this intricate embroidery its own and adopted it as typical of areas like Rajasthan and Gujarat. Suzani is an embroidery, in this case on cotton fabric, with floral, geometric, and vine motifs symbolizing prosperity and fertility. The designs, handmade with techniques passed down through generations, always have vibrant colors. In this case, the Kimonos are made with antique suzani fabrics, making each one unique and different. Oversize pattern. Due to its width, it fits any size or build. Long Kimono. As they are handmade, the length may vary slightly from one to another, but it is around 120cm. Patch pockets. Belt One size fits all sizes.
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Sale!AgotadoAsymmetric long reversible coat with an oversized Kimono cut, crafted from traditional antique Indian textiles using the Kantha technique. Kantha is a traditional technique from Eastern India that involves layering several pieces of recycled cotton from antique saris and joining them with hand-stitched running stitches. These stitches not only reinforce the fabric but also create a characteristic rhythmic pattern. It's an ancestral technique of upcycling and resourcefulness that has existed for centuries, long before it became a modern concept. Regarding the design, these coats are a prime example of my style's essence. I love to mix styles, blend the feminine with the masculine, trends, textures, and cultures. I believe that mixing always enriches. These kimonos aim to unite the two countries that likely have the most influence on my personality, yet are both similar and profoundly different: India, my beloved, and exquisite Japan. With this design, I intended to create a Japanese Kimono structure and style, with body, but using a fabric that represents richness and culture from India for me, which is Kantha. The result is unique pieces that evoke a taste for Japanese aesthetics while possessing the opulence of India. A powerful blend that makes any outfit special. As these coats are perfectly reversible, they offer two different styles in the same garment, combining unique prints and very special colors. Each piece is unique, exclusive, and timeless, perfect for those seeking to dress with identity and character. Pockets One size fits all.
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful handmade antique bracelet crafted from brass. Nubian artisans used to craft these bracelets by hand-hammering them. The floral engravings are handmade. They are based on ancient arabesques and lotus flowers. The flared design fits comfortably on the arm. It is commonly worn by Nubian women.
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Sale!AgotadoWhen a bag has it all, there's not much more to say. I'll try to describe what makes it perfect for me. Wonderful leather, soft, well-tanned in Italy and light. It's a very lightweight bag. Perfect size to fit everything without being excessive. Cotton interior lining with a zippered pocket and compartments for organization. Long fringes with beautiful movement. It has fringes on the front and back, so there's really no front or back; you can wear it on either side or in any direction. Two straps. One long adjustable strap to wear it crossbody, and if you shorten it to the maximum, you can wear it at your hip like a fanny pack, which is very comfortable for traveling. And another short strap if you want to wear it on your arm or shoulder. Isn't it perfect? Neutral taupe color that goes with everything.
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AgotadoVintage dress made from different textile panels. Combines textures and colors perfectly and creates an overlay effect even though it is the same dress. Armpit to armpit 50 cm Length 129 cm
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AgotadoAntique coat made of cotton warp and silk weft. The stripes are woven on a loom with thread changes. Very difficult pieces to find in good condition today. Size S/M
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AgotadoOpen dress made of rustic cotton inspired by the textile silhouettes of the nomads of Western India, especially the Rabari people. The piece stands out for its antique, hand-embroidered chest panels from remote regions of Gujarat and Rajasthan, where hand embroidery is part of their cultural identity. Each panel is in itself a work of art of tight embroidery in which mirrors, beads, and tassels are sometimes incorporated, adding luminosity, texture, and character. Different textile languages of Western India coexist in these pieces: There are embroideries of a more tribal tradition, with mirrors as protective symbols and amulets to capture light, and there are other pieces with embroideries of even denser and more ornamental compositions, of Mughal influence. Each piece is unique and unrepeatable. One size fits all. Open at the front.
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AgotadoLightweight dupatta made with a resist-dyeing technique, where the color unfolds in an organic geometric pattern. Its lightness allows it to be worn in multiple ways and is very characteristic of the desert regions of Rajasthan.
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AgotadoCropped bolero created from an authentic antique Afghan ceremonial dress. It has been carefully transformed using only the upper part of the dress where all its magic and strength resides. Each model comes from a single Afghan ceremonial dress, not from textile fragments. Therefore, the most important parts of the dress are preserved: the sleeves, the back, the embroidery, the beadwork, the antique coins, and the front has been opened to wear it as a bolero, almost like a jewel with sleeves. A collector's item, between tribal jewelry and contemporary fashion. Size XS/S Although it is not intended to be worn closed, but rather as a cropped bolero or as a jewel over the chest, the armhole indicates a small size.
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Sale!AgotadoHandmade choker necklace from Lombok (Indonesia)These necklaces are made by scratching the inside of the shells and extracting the Mother of Pearl with a hook, forming beads that are then set.The small beads have the iridescent color of Mother of Pearl, ranging from the lightest pearlescent to those with more golden tones...Each piece is unique, and each small bead also has a different shape and size, which gives it the charm of being handmade and natural.Silver clasp.It's very beautiful to wear all the time.It can be worn alone or with other necklaces or chokers.
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Sale!AgotadoPoncho made from an antique Rabari shawl. The Rabari are a nomadic people living between Gujarat and Rajasthan in India. They are known for being an ethnic group deeply attached to their ancestral traditions, their distinctive way of dressing, and the characteristic tattoos that women wear on their faces, necks, and décolletage. Their nomadic way of life follows the same routes and patterns from ancient times, and they are highly respected for their rich textile craftsmanship and very personal and recognizable jewelry. Rabari shawls are essentially wedding shawls. They feature the same patterns that the women tattoo on their faces, necks, and décolletage. These are usually geometric or nature-inspired shapes constructed from dots. These tattoos and/or decorations hold immense symbolism. They reflect aspects of their cultural identity, social status, and spiritual beliefs. The connection between the tattoos and the patterns on their shawls reflects the deep union between their body and textile art. Additionally, these shawls feature intricate embroidery and handmade decorations that serve as protective amulets, connect with their beliefs, their life in nature, and seek to attract good, evoking fertility and abundance. They are made of rustic pure boiled wool, entirely by hand, of course, and are one size fits all. As it is a poncho, there is no issue with sizing.
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Sale!AgotadoLong asymmetric reversible kimono-style coat, oversized and made from antique Indian traditional textiles. Upcycling piece, which reuses beautiful and fascinatingly colorful antique Indian textiles. Interior lining so that, being reversible, it becomes a completely different kimono. These coats, being perfectly reversible, offer two different styles in the same garment, combining unique prints and very special colors. Each piece is unique, exclusive, and timeless, perfect for those looking to dress with identity and character. Pockets One size fits all.
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful handmade antique bracelet crafted from brass. Nubian artisans used to craft these bracelets by hand hammering them. In this case, it is decorated with the hammering and punching technique, with which the artisan marks geometric patterns point by point using burins and chisels. This same technique was also used on skin for tattoos or scarifications. The flared design adapts comfortably to the arm. It is commonly worn by Nubian women. Typical of southern Egypt, Aswan, and Kom Ombo
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Sale!AgotadoAsymmetrical long reversible coat with an oversized Kimono cut, crafted from traditional antique Indian textiles using the Kantha technique. Kantha is a traditional technique from Eastern India that involves layering several pieces of recycled cotton from antique saris and joining them with hand-stitched running stitches. These stitches not only reinforce the fabric but also create a characteristic rhythmic pattern. It's an ancestral technique of upcycling and resourcefulness that has existed for centuries, long before it was conceptualized in the way we understand it today. Regarding the design, these coats are a prime example of my style's essence. I love to mix styles, blend feminine with masculine, trends, textures, and cultures. I believe that mixing always enriches. These kimonos aim to unite the two countries that likely have the most influence on my personality, yet are both deeply contrasting: India, my beloved, and exquisite Japan. With this design, I intended to create a Japanese Kimono structure and style, with body, but using a fabric that, for me, represents the richness and culture of India: Kantha. The result is unique pieces that evoke a taste for Japanese aesthetics while possessing the opulence of India. A powerful blend that makes any outfit special. As these coats are perfectly reversible, they offer two different styles in the same garment, combining unique prints and very special colors. Each piece is unique, exclusive, and timeless, perfect for those seeking to dress with identity and character. Patch pockets. One size fits all.
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AgotadoVintage dress in the purest Rajasthani Bandhani (tie dye) artisanal tradition. The fabric is cotton but the natural dyeing is done with an artisanal resist technique consisting of making small knots that are reserved from the total dyeing of the garment, resulting in those irregular dots. Artisanal dyeing may have small defects, irregularities, or minimal color transfers, which denotes its authenticity. The pattern is beautiful. Very Indian. It has a very powerful Mughal-inspired embroidery on the yoke. Bohemian and sophisticated. Armpit to armpit 49 cm Length 129 cm It has small shoulder pads that make it fit very well.
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AgotadoTraditional embroidered tunics from rural and nomadic communities of South Asia, especially from Afghanistan, Balochistan, and the Kutch desert in Gujarat, India, which is where I bought them. They feature richly hand-embroidered central panels, with geometric and floral motifs, full of color and in many cases with small mirrors embedded in the embroidery. The embroidery is not merely ornamental; it is symbolic and protective. They have a small pocket in the central part. Each piece is vintage and unique. One size fits all, ideal for layering Size L Armpit to armpit 56 cm Length 100 cm
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AgotadoOpen dress made of rustic cotton inspired by the textile silhouettes of the nomads of Western India, especially the Rabari people. The piece stands out for its antique, hand-embroidered bibs from remote regions of Gujarat and Rajasthan, where hand embroidery is part of their cultural identity. Each panel is in itself a work of art of tight embroidery in which mirrors, beads, and tassels are sometimes incorporated, adding luminosity, texture, and character. In these pieces, different textile languages of Western India coexist: there are embroideries of a more tribal tradition, with mirrors as protective amulets to capture light, and there are other pieces with embroideries of even denser and more ornamental compositions, of Mughal influence. Each piece is unique and unrepeatable. One size fits all. Open at the front.
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AgotadoBag that can be used as a handbag, crossbody bag, or fanny pack. It is my very powerful design that mixes a bag made from old Banjara textiles with a rocker belt with a powerful buckle. Unique piece that mixes the rugged with the feminine, the contemporary with the ethnic. Every detail reflects the language of nomadic communities, color, rhythm, embroidery... The contrast between the richness of the textile and the strength of the leather creates a unique balance between tradition and urban attitude.
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AgotadoCropped bolero created from an authentic antique Afghan ceremonial dress. It has been carefully transformed using only the upper part of the dress where all its magic and strength resides. Each model comes from a single Afghan ceremonial dress, not from textile fragments. The most important parts of the dress are therefore preserved: the sleeves, the back, the embroidery, the beadwork, the antique coins, and the front has been opened to be worn as a bolero, almost like a jeweled garment with sleeves. A collector's item, between tribal jewelry and contemporary fashion. Size XS/S Although it is not intended to be worn closed, but rather as a cropped bolero or as a chest jewel, the armhole indicates a small size.
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AgotadoAuthentic original Australian hat made of kangaroo leather. Flexible and lightweight, it can be folded and put in its travel pouch. Suitable for all weather conditions because it is absolutely breathable. It will accompany you on any adventure. Aged brown color. These hats are very comfortable, made to last a lifetime. They withstand sun, rain... Everything! It's a hat for life. The kangaroo hat sizes smaller than usual Size S corresponds to a 54/55 Size M corresponds to a 56 Size L to a 57/58 If you need a larger size, contact me Of course, although it is leather, it is perfectly tanned and does not give off any odor.
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Sale!AgotadoThis jacket is not just a jacket, it is a living fragment of the nomadic history of western India. It was handcrafted by a woman from the Rabari tribe, a pastoral community renowned for its embroidery for generations. The mirrors sewn one by one into the embroidery reflect the light of the Kutch desert and also their beliefs and rituals, as they understand mirrors as protective amulets. Every thread, every stitch, every blue ruffle holds secrets of ceremonies, ancient songs, endless weddings, and dances under the moon. This vibrant and unique blue jacket was surely worn on special occasions (hence its good condition): weddings, rites of passage... It is made to tell a story, to celebrate life. Any minimal scars? Perhaps. It's not fashion, it's memory. Size M
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful handmade Egyptian necklace/amulet composed of a large scarab beetle-shaped medallion carved from soapstone and small scarab beetles interspersed on the alpaca chain. The main scarab is set in a braided metal frame typical of 20th-century Egyptian settings intended for artisanal jewelry inspired by pharaonic models. The reverse of the scarab beetles feature hieroglyphic and symbolic inscriptions. Soapstone is a soft, beige-colored stone used since the Middle Kingdom (c. 2000 BC) in Egypt for carving scarab beetles, as the scarab beetle is one of the emblematic amulets of ancient Egypt. It is associated with the god Khepri, the morning form of the sun. It represents the power of rebirth and renewal. This necklace is an antique, handcrafted piece from the 1960s, made in the artisan workshops of Luxor that produced jewelry based on archaeological findings. Of course, it is not a pharaonic antiquity, but it is a very powerful ethnographic jewel with great cultural value and as an amulet. Wearing amulets with scarab beetles was very common in Egyptian culture because they believed it renewed vital energy, repelled evil and misfortune, favored inner strength, and provided protection to travelers.
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful handmade ancient bracelet crafted from pure copper Nubian artisans used to craft these bracelets by hand repoussé. In this case, it is hammered with a hexagonal cell pattern, inspired by ancient Nubian decorations that evoke snake skin, a symbol of renewal and life. Copper is an ancestral metal in Egypt that is considered in Nubian culture to be a living metal capable of absorbing and transforming the body's energy. The flared design fits comfortably on the arm. It is commonly worn by Nubian women.
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AgotadoShort square jacket from Suzani. Suzani is a traditional embroidery originating from Central Asia. Especially from Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Kazakhstan. Its name comes from the Persian "suzan" which means "needle" Due to the Silk Road, India made this intricate embroidery its own and adopted it as typical of areas like Rajasthan and Gujarat. Suzani is an embroidery, in this case on cotton fabric, with floral, geometric, and vine motifs symbolizing prosperity and fertility. The designs, handmade with techniques passed down from generation to generation, always have vibrant colors. Unique antique piece. One size fits all, corresponding to S/M
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AgotadoVintage coat in natural cotton with a fitted bodice and lots of flare. Block print with gold dye. Elegant and sophisticated with that special touch of India. Armpit to armpit 55 cm and length 135 cm
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AgotadoUnique and very peculiar necklace that combines green agate beads, gold metal details, faceted smoky quartz. A piece of balance and contrast where the intensity of green meets the depth of black in a very sophisticated and powerful 1920s aesthetic.
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AgotadoHandloom woven cotton dupatta, where the color is not printed but born from the thread itself, creating a vibrant play of checks and stripes. Distinct aesthetic from Western India with tribal embroidery. The border becomes the protagonist with a trim worked with colored threads, braids, and raised embroidery, finished with handmade tassels that add movement and texture. Lightweight, soft, with a natural drape. Approximate measurements: 250cm long and 92cm wide Quiet luxury
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AgotadoBag that can be used as a handbag, crossbody bag, or fanny pack. It is a very powerful design of mine that mixes a bag made from old Banjara textiles with a rocker belt with a strong buckle. Unique piece that mixes the rugged with the feminine, the contemporary with the ethnic. Every detail reflects the language of nomadic communities, color, rhythm, embroidery... The contrast between the richness of the textile and the strength of the leather creates a unique balance between tradition and urban attitude.
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AgotadoBag made entirely by hand by an indigenous community from Papua New Guinea. This community lives in the Southern Highlands, in the province of Mendi, in the village of Pangia. Their customs are deeply rooted in the land; their life is that of gatherers/hunters. They wear practically no clothes. Their worldview is very similar to that of Australian aborigines. They share much of their mysticism and mythological legends and their connection to nature. These bags are made completely by hand. Not only the weaving of the bag but also the spinning is totally artisanal and primitive, without the use of a spinning wheel or loom. The knots and finishes that prove their authenticity can be appreciated. This bag is made with natural fiber from the trees of the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. Its original use was to carry babies on their backs while the women worked. Now it can be used as a durable shoulder bag. It is resistant yet lightweight. A true beauty of the genuine and handmade.
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Sale!AgotadoI chose this name for this earring because "Ngumpie" means "BEAUTY" in the Barkindtji Aboriginal language. I couldn't think of a name that defines it better. It is handmade by the women of this Aboriginal ethnic group with shed Emu feathers. This bird is emblematic of Australia. For indigenous communities, it has spiritual and mythological significance. The Emu appears in the stories of the Dreamtime, which is the spiritual and cosmological belief system of Aboriginal people. It symbolizes strength and survival. Its ability to endure, to find water and food in arid conditions, makes it a kind of sacred figure for them. The three seeds that adorn the feathers are Desert Quandong seeds, which have been ancestrally used for ceremonies or amulets signifying the connection of the land with the ancestors. To finish this small work of art, it has a spiral made with natural fibers. Spirals hold great significance for indigenous communities and are reproduced in all their works of art. They signify connection, journey, time, and the continuity of life. They reflect the constant flow of energy and the connection between people, the land, and the ancestors. Everything is interconnected, and life is a journey, a cycle, a continuous spiral. The earring has a standard brass earring hook to secure it in the ear, and despite its size, it weighs absolutely nothing. This earring is not sold as a pair. If you want the pair, you must purchase two pieces. It is an authentic work of art, loaded with symbolism and history.
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Completely handmade necklace by me. I have used for the cord old silk sari fabrics that I brought from India and for the charms old Afghan coins and cowrie shells from Ghana. The mix gives the necklace, which can be worn as a choker, a magical and talismanic character. Cowrie shells have been used since antiquity not only as currency but in a multitude of magical rituals. It can be worn at all times and get wet. I make them one by one and they are all different. Adjustable.
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful handmade Egyptian necklace/amulet composed of a Ushabti figure medallion. This long necklace is made from what archaeologists call "faience," which is a mixture of sand, lime, and copper that was glazed in antiquity. In this case, it is a rustic, unglazed version crafted in the artisan workshops of Saqqara. The earthy and greenish tones evoke the colors of the Nile's soil and the ancient pottery of Ancient Egypt. Golden beads are interspersed, contrasting with the clayey and rustic tone of the beads. Inspired by the ancient funerary statuettes of Pharaonic Egypt, this necklace combines clay beads with this pendant representing a Ushabti, a symbol of protection and continuity of the soul. It is a piece with great symbolic weight that connects with the deep ancestral spirituality of the Nile.
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Sale!AgotadoRing made of solid brass, hand-molded and soldered, without industrial molds. The rounded finishes and the adjustable open shape give it a very organic feel, reminiscent of the Nubian villages near Aswan. It evokes the symbolism of dual energy amulets. These are rings that Nubian women often wear in groups or combined.
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AgotadoAuthentic original Australian hat made of Australian cattle leather. Flexible and lightweight, it can be folded and put in your bag. Matted aged natural leather color. It will accompany you on all your adventures. Suitable for any weather as it is breathable. This hat is resistant to everything. To the sun, the rain, the passage of time. It is a hat for life. Of course, the leather is perfectly tanned and has no odor. High quality. Australian hats run smaller than usual. A M would be a 56
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AgotadoLong vintage dress made of wild silk with block print featuring Mughal-inspired floral patterns. A unique piece that is fresh, luminous, and light. Length 129 cm Width from armpit to armpit 49 cm
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AgotadoModern necklace that reinterprets traditional Gujarati jewelry Brass and cotton pom poms Flattering and easy to wear Lightweight, weightless.
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AgotadoLoom-woven cotton dupatta, where the color is not printed but born from the thread itself, creating a vibrant play of checks and stripes. Distinct aesthetic from Western India with tribal embroidery. The border becomes the protagonist with a trim worked with colored threads, braids, and raised embroidery, finished with handmade tassels that add movement and texture. Lightweight, soft, with a natural drape. Approximate measurements: 250cm long and 92cm wide Quiet luxury
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AgotadoUnique piece crafted from fragments of traditional ancient Banjara textiles. Mirror embroidery, full of color and visual richness.. Can be used as a clutch or a bag as the strap is detachable
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AgotadoGold metallic mesh collar, dense, flexible, lightweight. Timeless, versatile, elegant.
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AgotadoHandmade spiritual Mala necklace made with 100% authentic rudras and natural stones.Brings calm and aids meditation. Induces spirituality.Rudra seeds only exist in a few countries worldwide. In India, Nepal, Indonesia. They hold significant value, comparable to natural precious and semi-precious stones.Each one is unique
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Sale!AgotadoBag made entirely by hand by an indigenous community from Papua New Guinea. This community lives in the Southern Highlands, in the province of Mendi, in the village of Pangia. Their customs are deeply rooted in the land; their life is one of gatherers/hunters. They wear practically no clothes. Their worldview is very similar to that of Australian aborigines. They share much of their mysticism, their mythological legends, and their attachment to nature. These bags are made with a rope extracted from a tree called "Warpi" in their culture (they do not know its English translation). The bird feathers are woven in and belong to various wild birds collected from molting in their nests, and even from Cassowaries. It also has shed Opossum hair woven into it. For them, this bag is used to hold fruits and for gathering. When worn on the forehead and allowed to fall over the back, in smaller sizes, it is used to carry their babies while they move around or work, leaving their hands free. It is resistant yet lightweight. It does not have an inner lining. It is a net. A true beauty of the genuine and handmade.
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Completely handmade necklace by me. I have used an antique cord that I brought from India and for the charms, antique Afghan coins and cowrie shells from Ghana. The mix gives the necklace, which can be worn as a choker, a magical and talismanic character. Cowrie shells have been used since antiquity not only as currency but in a multitude of magical rituals. It can be worn at all times and get wet. I make them one by one and they are all different. Adjustable.
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful handmade Egyptian necklace/amulet composed of a Ushabti figure medallion. This long necklace is made of what archaeologists call "faience," which is a mixture of sand, lime, and copper that was glazed in antiquity. In this case, it is a rustic, unglazed version made in the artisan workshops of Saqqara. The earthy and greenish tones are reminiscent of the colors of the Nile earth and the ancient pottery of Ancient Egypt. Golden beads are interspersed, contrasting with the clay-like and rustic tone of the beads. The medallion represents the Goddess Wadjet, protector of Lower Egypt. She represents solar energy, divine energy. A symbol of the feminine and solar at the same time. It is a piece with great symbolic weight that connects with the deep ancestral spirituality of the Nile.
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Sale!AgotadoHand-embroidered artisanal shawl typical of Nubian culture. This shawl was embroidered in a Nubian village in the Aswan region, following local textile traditions. Each piece is hand-embroidered with cotton threads in vibrant colors, forming intricate geometric and floral motifs inspired by Nubian art. The interior is lined with plain cotton, which adds texture, softness, and durability. The long silk fringes are handcrafted and hand-sewn. This embroidery takes many hours of work. Typical embroidery from West Suhali, Garb Aswan, or Fadji. A unique piece that combines tradition, color, and elegance
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AgotadoTraditional coat from the Rajasthan area and northern India. Unique vintage piece. Nice interior print. Handcrafted buttons Handmade with running stitch, overlapping different fabrics to give it thickness Aubergine tone Size S
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AgotadoLong skirt in artisanal handloom cotton. Irregular vertical stripe print. Lots of fabric. Rich flare and ruffles. Elastic waist One size.
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AgotadoChoker necklace made of small brass spheres. Weightless piece. Lightweight.
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AgotadoTraditional dupatta hand-dyed using the bandhani technique, an ancestral process from Western India in which the fabric is manually knotted before being dyed, creating the characteristic dot patterns. Made from ultra-light, almost transparent cotton. It is a versatile piece that, due to its size, can be used in many different ways. Vibrant and bohemian aesthetic. The pieces have irregularities inherent to the artisanal process.
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AgotadoUnique piece crafted from fragments of traditional ancient Banjara textiles. Mirror embroidery, full of color and visual richness.. It can be used as a clutch or as a bag since the strap is removable. They come with a double strap. One ethnic and another chain type so you can choose one, the other, or neither.
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AgotadoLightweight dupatta in natural indigo-dyed linen, with artisanal Block Print stamping. Indigo is one of the oldest and most valued pigments in Indian textile tradition. Its color is not uniform, it presents slight variations and nuances that are part of the dyeing process. Block print is an ancestral dyeing technique using hand-carved wooden blocks. They are dipped in dye and pressed manually, leaving small irregularities in the pattern that are not imperfections but the seal of artisanal authenticity of the piece. Linen provides a wonderful texture, dry and natural, with a fluid and elegant drape. Measurements: 85 cm wide by 3 meters long. These are approximate measurements. The fabric breathes, adapts, flows...
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AgotadoSpiritual Mala necklace made entirely by hand from 100% authentic rudras and natural stones.Brings calm and aids meditation. Induces spirituality.Rudra seeds only exist in a very few countries in the world. In India, Nepal, Indonesia. They have an important value similar to that of natural precious and semi-precious stones.Each one is unique
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AgotadoBag made entirely by hand by an indigenous community from Papua New Guinea. This community lives in the Southern Highlands, in the province of Mendi, in the village of Pangia. Their customs are deeply rooted in the land; their life is that of gatherers/hunters. They wear practically no clothes. Their worldview is very similar to that of Australian aborigines. They share much of their mysticism and mythological legends, and their attachment to nature. These bags are made completely by hand. Not only the weaving of the bag but also the spinning is totally artisanal and primitive, without the use of a spinning wheel or loom. The knots and finishes that prove their authenticity can be appreciated. It is resistant yet light. A true beauty of the genuine and handmade. The colors and geometric shapes are unique to this indigenous community. Zipper closure as the only concession to modernity. The bag is large and has capacity. Measurements: 58 long, 35 high
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AgotadoTraditional embroidered tunics from rural and nomadic communities of South Asia, especially from Afghanistan, Balochistan, and the Kutch desert in Gujarat, India, which is where I bought them. They feature richly hand-embroidered central panels with geometric and floral motifs, full of color, and in many cases with small mirrors embedded in the embroidery. The embroidery is not merely ornamental; it is symbolic and protective. They have a small pocket in the center. Each piece is vintage and unique. One size fits most, ideal for layering
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful handmade Egyptian necklace inspired by the pectoral collars worn by pharaohs, queens, and priests of Ancient Egypt. It is crafted with rows of small natural beads and blue scarab amulets. The Usekh Necklace was an emblem of status, protection, and divine power. Scarab beetles symbolize rebirth and transformation.
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AgotadoHand-embroidered artisanal shawl typical of Nubian culture. This shawl was embroidered in a Nubian village in the Aswan region, following local textile traditions. Each piece is hand-embroidered with cotton threads in vibrant colors, forming intricate geometric and floral motifs inspired by Nubian art. The interior is lined with plain cotton, adding texture, softness, and durability. The long silk fringes are handcrafted and hand-sewn. This embroidery requires many hours of work. Typical embroidery from West Suhali, Garb Aswan, or Fadji. A unique piece that combines tradition, color, and elegance
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AgotadoDress from Northern India, made of light but structured cotton. Wide and fluid design. The repetitive and delicate scale-like front embroidery creates an almost meditative rhythm on the fabric, while the red details on the neckline and seams add character to the garment. The asymmetrical cut with a discreet opening on one of the shoulders, trimmed in red, makes this piece truly original and unique. The side panels have a different texture and reveal artisanal work. An honest, silent, and profoundly special piece. Armpit to armpit width 57 cm
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AgotadoAntique Ghagra-style skirt from Gujarat made of lightweight cotton with a lot of fabric. Entirely embroidered by hand. It has irregularities and perhaps minor wear, although it is very well preserved, which indicate that it is a truly antique piece and its authenticity. It is embroidered with mirrors which, in addition to their aesthetic value, have historically been used as protective elements by reflecting light and warding off negative energies. It closes with a drawstring, so it adjusts to all sizes. Length 86 cm
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AgotadoBeautiful adjustable length necklace with a pendant reminiscent of a temple. It is handmade in gold-plated brass. Stones set in the kundan style. These jewels evoke protection, beauty, femininity, and vital energy
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AgotadoTraditional dupatta hand-dyed using the bandhani technique, an ancestral process from Western India in which the fabric is manually knotted before being dyed, creating characteristic dot patterns. Made from ultra-light, almost transparent cotton. It is a versatile piece that can be worn in many different ways due to its size. Vibrant and bohemian aesthetic. The pieces have irregularities inherent to the artisanal process.
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AgotadoUnique piece crafted from fragments of traditional ancient Banjara textiles. Mirror embroidery, full of color and visual richness.. It can be used as a clutch or as a bag since the strap is removable. They have a double strap. One ethnic and another chain type so you can choose one, the other, or neither.
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AgotadoAuthentic original Australian hat made of kangaroo leather. Flexible and lightweight, it can be folded and put in its travel pouch. Aged black color. The finish is matte, but the aging may vary from piece to piece, but in any case, it's a beautiful hat. It will accompany you on all your adventures. Suitable for any weather as it is breathable. This hat is resistant to everything. To the sun, the rain, the passage of time. It is a hat for life. Of course, the perfectly tanned leather has no odor. Kangaroo hats run smaller than usual. A Small would be a 54/55 A Medium would be a 56/57 A Large would be 57/58 If you need a special size, please contact me.
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AgotadoSarong-style skirt worn by Balinese women in their daily lives and for celebrations.The fabric is thick cotton, making it perfect for autumn, winter, and spring. It is machine-embroidered, replicating ancient hand-embroidered designs whose price would be incalculable.The cut is a tube with a front slit for ease of movement. The fabric is slightly elastic, as is the waistband, which is made of elastic to adapt more easily.I love combining it with a thick, oversized sweater. It will add a touch of exoticism and elegance to your very special style.This is size S
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AgotadoBag made entirely by hand by an indigenous community from Papua New Guinea. This community lives in the Southern Highlands, in the Mendi province, in the village of Pangia. Their customs are deeply rooted in the land; their life is one of gatherers/hunters. They wear practically no clothes. Their worldview is very similar to that of Australian aborigines. They share much of their mysticism and mythological legends, and their attachment to nature. These bags are made completely by hand. Not only the weaving of the bag but also the spinning is entirely artisanal and primitive, without the use of a spinning wheel or loom. The knots and finishes that prove their authenticity can be appreciated. It is resistant yet lightweight. A true beauty of the genuine and handmade. The colors and geometric shapes are unique to this indigenous community. Zipper closure as the only concession to modernity
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Sale!AgotadoAsymmetrical long reversible coat with an oversized Kimono cut, crafted from traditional antique Indian textiles using the Kantha technique. Kantha is a traditional technique from Eastern India that involves layering several pieces of recycled cotton from antique saris and joining them with hand-stitched running stitches. These stitches not only reinforce the fabric but also create a characteristic rhythmic pattern. It is an ancestral technique of upcycling and resourcefulness that has existed for centuries, long before such concepts were consciously considered. Regarding the design, these coats are a prime example of my style's essence. I love to mix styles, blend the feminine with the masculine, trends, textures, and cultures. I believe that mixing always enriches. These kimonos aim to unite the two countries that likely have the most influence on my personality, yet are both distinct and profoundly different: India, my beloved, and exquisite Japan. With this design, I intended to create a Japanese Kimono structure and style, with a defined form, but using Kantha fabric, which represents richness and culture from India for me. The result is unique pieces that evoke a taste for Japanese aesthetics while possessing the opulence of India. A powerful blend that makes any outfit special. As these coats are perfectly reversible, they offer two different styles in the same garment, combining unique prints and very special colors. Each piece is unique, exclusive, and timeless, perfect for those seeking to dress with identity and character. Patch pockets. One size fits all.
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful ring that comes from Egypt, it is made entirely by hand in solid sterling silver, with a natural carnelian agate stone carefully set in the center. Its robust design full of character combines shapes that evoke the solar lotus and engravings of Ankh, the ancient Egyptian symbol of vital energy. Carnelian is a highly valued stone in pharaonic jewelry associated with the power of the sun and vitality, while the Ankh represents the breath of eternal life. Together they form a piece with great symbolic and aesthetic weight that unites history, mysticism, and craftsmanship.
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Sale!AgotadoHand-embroidered artisanal shawl typical of Nubian culture. This shawl was embroidered in a Nubian village in the Aswan region, following local textile traditions. Each piece is hand-embroidered with cotton threads in vibrant colors, forming intricate geometric and floral motifs inspired by Nubian art. The interior is lined with plain cotton, adding texture, softness, and durability. The long silk fringes are handcrafted and hand-sewn. This embroidery requires many hours of work. Typical embroidery from West Suhali, Garb Aswan, or Fadji. A unique piece that combines tradition, color, and elegance
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AgotadoLong vintage tribal dress, natural dye. Elongated silhouette. Central panels embroidered by hand with real mirrors. Piece with a lot of strength. Size L Measurement from armpit to armpit 53 cm
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AgotadoAntique Ghagra skirt from Rajasthan in brocade fabric. Lots of flare, lots of fabric. Lightness and beauty. The floral motifs are integrated into the fabric. It closes with a drawstring, therefore it adjusts to all sizes. Length 84 cm The skirt is antique and may show slight damage and wear that do not detract from its beauty and give it authenticity
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AgotadoBrass pectoral collar inspired by the tribal ornamentation of northern India. It is worked in repeating articulated modules that make the collar sit perfectly on the body. It is a collar that builds the look by itself. Adjustable in height
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AgotadoOpen dress made of rustic cotton inspired by the textile silhouettes of the nomads of Western India, especially the Rabari people. The piece stands out for its antique, hand-embroidered bibs from remote regions of Gujarat and Rajasthan, where hand embroidery is part of their cultural identity. Each panel is in itself a work of art of tight embroidery in which mirrors, beads, and tassels are sometimes incorporated, adding luminosity, texture, and character. Different textile languages from Western India coexist in these pieces: There are embroideries of a more tribal tradition, with mirrors as a protective and amulet symbolism to capture light, and there are other pieces with embroideries of even denser and more ornamental compositions, of Mughal influence. Each piece is unique and unrepeatable. One size fits all. Open at the front.
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful handmade Egyptian necklace inspired by the pectoral collars worn by pharaohs, queens, and priests of Ancient Egypt. It is made with rows of small beads and blue scarab amulets. The Usekh Necklace was an emblem of status, protection, and divine power. Scarab beetles symbolize rebirth and transformation.
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Sale!AgotadoThis MALA is made with natural medium-sized rudraksha. It comes from the Sacred Temple of Kolkata (Calcutta) dedicated to the goddess Khali, the famous Kalighat Temple. This temple is one of the most sacred and revered in all of India, especially by devotees of Khali but also by Hinduism in general.
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful authentic Japa Mala from Nepal with small beads. Acquired in Delhi from a shop specializing in Tibetan objects. They are handmade with 108 natural bone beads, which makes them more exclusive and difficult to find. They are used in the practice of Japa or repetition of Mantras in meditation. Bone in Tibetan Buddhism symbolizes the permanence and cyclical nature of life and death. Bone connects with spirituality.You can wear it around your neck or as a bracelet by wrapping it around your wrist.Since it is made of bone, you don't have to take it off at any time.
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful authentic Japa Mala from Nepal with large beads. Acquired in Delhi from a shop specializing in Tibetan objects. They are handmade with 108 natural bone beads, which makes them more exclusive and difficult to find. They are used in the practice of Japa or repetition of Mantras in meditation. Bone in Tibetan Buddhism symbolizes the permanence and cyclical nature of life and death. Bone connects with spirituality.You can wear it around your neck or as a bracelet by wrapping it around your wrist.Since it is made of bone, you don't have to take it off at any time.
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful authentic Japa Mala from Nepal with the engraved "OM". Acquired in Delhi from a shop specializing in Tibetan objects. They are handmade with 108 natural bone beads, which makes them more exclusive and difficult to find. They are used in the practice of Japa or repetition of Mantras in meditation. Bone in Tibetan Buddhism symbolizes the permanence and cyclical nature of life and death. Bone connects with spirituality.You can wear it around your neck or as a bracelet by wrapping it around your wrist.Since it is made of bone, you don't have to take it off at any time.
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Sale!AgotadoBeautiful authentic Japa Mala from Nepal with engraved protective eye beads. Acquired in Delhi from a shop specializing in Tibetan objects. They are handmade with 108 natural bone beads, making them more exclusive and difficult to find. They are used in Japa practice or mantra repetition in meditation. Bone in Tibetan Buddhism symbolizes the permanence and cyclical nature of life and death. Bone connects with spirituality.The beads with the image of an eye are a protective symbol to ward off negative energies. Furthermore, in Buddhism and Hinduism, eyes signify the individual awakening of consciousness and the ability to see beyond the material.You can wear it around your neck or as a bracelet by wrapping it around your wrist.Since it is made of bone, you don't have to take it off at any time.
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Sale!AgotadoMilitary-inspired cap. Flattering and edgy.Made from 50% wool and 50% acrylic.Customized by me.One size fits all, adjustable with an inner bandCamel color
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Sale!AgotadoMilitary-inspired cap. Flattering and edgy.Made from 50% wool and 50% acrylic.Customized by me.One size fits all, adjustable with inner strapGrey color
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Sale!AgotadoMilitary-inspired cap. Flattering and edgy.Made from 50% wool and 50% acrylic.Customized by me.One size fits all, adjustable with an inner strapBlack color
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Sale!AgotadoMilitary-inspired cap. Flattering and edgy.Made of 50% wool and 50% acrylic.Customized by me.One size fits all, adjustable with inner bandAnimal print color
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Sale!Coin BraceletsBracelet made of old Argentine coins. Hand-set. Unique piece.
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Sale!AgotadoCoin BraceletsAntique Argentine coin bracelet. Hand-set. Unique piece.
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Sale!AgotadoIt is a hair ornament that falls a little over the forehead. It is handmade in brass, crystals, and rhinestones. It is typical of the Bengal region in India.
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Sale!AgotadoIt is a hair ornament that falls a little over the forehead. It is handmade in brass, crystals, and rhinestones. It is typical of the Bengal region in India.
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Sale!AgotadoIt is a hair ornament that falls slightly over the forehead. It is handmade in brass, crystals, and rhinestones. It is typical of the Bengal region in India.
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Sale!AgotadoParisian-style cap with structure. Cloth fabric with inner lining. Decorated with piercings and an antique coin on one side. One size fits all, adjustable from the inside. Maximum size 58. Beige color.
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AgotadoMilitary-inspired cap. Flattering and edgy.Made from 50% wool and 50% acrylic.Customized by me.One size fits all, adjustable with inner strapBone color
