At Pampa, we feel the need to rediscover threatened cultures and revive lost traditions. We support skilled artisans in remote Argentina and beyond to produce homewares and accessories that are woven works of art. Pampa traces a map that connects talented weavers with the global community. All Pampa products are 100% handmade embracing fairly traded practices through our artisan partnerships.
OUR JOURNAL
Tracing Maps
INTRODUCING: The Textural Collection
This season, we're feeling inspired by bold textiles that celebrate texture; from the rich, shag pile carpets of the 70s to cosy log cabins decked out in vintage woollens. We're introducing a ne...
MI CASA | Brenna Marriie
Brenna Nickels aka Brenna Marriie is a multifaceted creative, based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She is at once a writer, graphic designer, creative strategist and photographer, who also runs her own ...
NEW PRINTS
Our new venture, Tracing Maps uses visual storytelling and documentary style photography to inspire others to connect with the environment—and to unite different parts of the world through a shared visual language.
PAMPA CERAMICS
Our ceramics are sourced from skilled artisans all over the world. Those who craft them use natural materials such as mud and clay, often gathering them from their local surroundings and imprinting these wares with markings of cultural significance.
From incense holders to traditional clay vessels, our collection of ceramics celebrates the rituals of everyday life.
Porteño Bags
This capsule collection introduces the the carry bag and the weekender, both designed to accompany you from place to place with ease and has been thoughtfully made using saddle tan suede and hazelnut brown 100% vegetable tanned leather.
WEAR PAMPA
Pampa Poncho | Tobacco
RRP: 425.00
Trade Price:
Size: 150 x 150 cm + tassels
Fibre: 100% llama natural wool
Construction: Loomed on a machine and finished by hand
Origin: Argentina
Made by: Puna weavers
Description
Pampa Ponchos are made by artisans who live on the salt flats and elevated plains of northern Argentina in a place known as the Puna.
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