The Kuna · Urabá
The mola
Hand-stitched reverse-appliqué by Kuna women. Each piece takes a week to a month, and is made in pairs.
Native culture · Nature · Handcrafted · Unique
Shoes with a story woven in
Each pair is hand-built by Indigenous Colombian artisans — a mola, a sunrise, a signature you can wear. No two are ever alike.
Why La Chamana
Slow shoes, made with soul
Born of the sun
Every mark begins with a sunrise over the Andes — warmth, dawn, beginnings.
Made by hand
Days or weeks of handwork per pair, stitched and woven by Indigenous makers.
One of a kind
No two pairs repeat. The pair you choose will never be made again.
New this season
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The Sunrise collection
Three traditions · One craft
Made by three Indigenous communities
Every La Chamana pair is born from one of three Colombian traditions — the Kuna mola, Wayuu crochet, and Huipil woven wool. Different hands, different stories, one shared reverence for the craft.
The Wayuu · La Guajira
The crochet
Hand-crocheted in a single continuous thread. Each geometric kanas pattern is unique to its maker.
Huipil · Andes
The woven wool
Natural wool, woven and finished by hand — warm, grounded, and made to last.
Aurora at her loom · Urabá
Meet the makers
“ Every mola I stitch carries a story my grandmother told me. When you wear it, you carry it too.Aurora Restrepo · artisan, 22 years weaving