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While the Northern Hemisphere marks the Fall Equinox on September 22 with harvest celebrations, the Andes welcome the Spring Equinox with rituals that honor renewal and fertility. Indigenous communities in Peru and Argentina, celebrate this time as the start of the planting season. Killa Raymi in September is the feminine Festival of the Moon, and celebrates a time for ploughing the fields and sowing seed before the onset of the rains. It is also known as the Festival of the Corn, symbolising the fertility of Pacha Mama.

Moyocoyo joins the sf/collective pop-up store this September! This is your chance to try out the Vilma shirts, but also feel the softness of the Celeste scarf. There will also be other great brands to discover ✨ Come visit us and say hi!

Celebrating Women’s Day with gratitude for inspiring women like Vilma! 🌺 Vilma, plays a crucial role in empowering women in the cooperation she’s the president of. With their work they actively promote women to participate in the family income while working from home.

In honor of this special day, let’s also recognize all the other important women in your life! Who’s the amazing woman that inspires you? Let me know in the comments below ❤️

Wishing everyone a merry Christmas and happy holidays! Sending love to you all ❤️💫

Perfect for this in between seasons weather, The Vilma blouse ✨ Responsibly made of regenerative organic cotton in Lima, Peru. Hand embroidered by the talented artisans of El arte de bordar en El Colca - located in the Colca Valley, Arequipa, Peru! 💜
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