Cerro Corá Beaded Necklace
Crafted with colorful seeds and glass beads in geometric patterns, this necklace reflects the artistic heritage of the Mbyá-Guarani people of the region.
In Iguazu and Misiones, souvenirs should feel grounded in a local habit: a material used nearby, a recipe people still make, or a craft that has not been flattened into a national cliche.
Souvenirs from Iguazu and Misiones should feel specific at close range, through finish, ingredients, shape, or daily use.
Crafted with colorful seeds and glass beads in geometric patterns, this necklace reflects the artistic heritage of the Mbyá-Guarani people of the region.
Handwoven from sustainably harvested palmito leaves, these baskets showcase the artisanal skill passed down through generations in Misiones' rural communities.
A handcrafted thermal bottle with an integrated infuser, designed for preparing yerba mate on the go, reflecting the region's deep-rooted tradition of communal mate drinking among indigenous and local communities.
A detailed figurine carved from native laurel wood, depicting the tapir—a revered animal in local folklore and a symbol of the Atlantic rainforest's biodiversity.
A hand-printed illustration of the rainforest canopy using natural dyes, capturing the lush flora and fauna unique to the Iguazú ecosystem in traditional artistic style.
A traditional mix of medicinal herbs like ruda, cedrón, and ortiga, gathered and blended according to ancestral Guarani knowledge of natural healing.
Woven with natural fibers and adorned with feathers and beads, this dream catcher draws from Guarani spiritual beliefs, symbolizing protection and the filtering of negative energies.
Made from the natural juice of the jagua fruit, this kit allows for temporary skin art inspired by indigenous body painting traditions used in rites and cultural celebrations.
A decorative wall piece made with ethically sourced chajá bird feathers, arranged in patterns inspired by indigenous ceremonial attire and spiritual symbolism.
A traditional hand-carved wooden drum used in indigenous ceremonies, the takuru produces deep resonant tones central to ancestral storytelling and spiritual gatherings in the Misiones region.