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For generations, women and men across many cultures have used womb belts as a traditional way to keep the womb warm, supported, and protected. In ancestral traditions, warmth is considered an important part of women’s well-being, especially during menstruation, when many women experience discomfort and sensitivity.
Each belt is handmade by the families of Genoveva from the community of Ollantaytambo and Anita from Pisac, in the Sacred Valley of Peru.
The patterns woven into each piece are inspired by the natural world surrounding these communities — the sun, lakes, mountains, and the beauty of the Andean landscape. Every design carries a connection to the land and the ancestral knowledge passed down through generations.
Materials & Craftsmanship
100% natural alpaca and sheep wool
Naturally dyed colors
Each piece is unique, with its own patterns and colors
For generations, women and men across many cultures have used womb belts as a traditional way to keep the womb warm, supported, and protected. In ancestral traditions, warmth is considered an important part of women’s well-being, especially during menstruation, when many women experience discomfort and sensitivity.
Each belt is handmade by the families of Genoveva from the community of Ollantaytambo and Anita from Pisac, in the Sacred Valley of Peru.
The patterns woven into each piece are inspired by the natural world surrounding these communities — the sun, lakes, mountains, and the beauty of the Andean landscape. Every design carries a connection to the land and the ancestral knowledge passed down through generations.
Materials & Craftsmanship
100% natural alpaca and sheep wool
Naturally dyed colors
Each piece is unique, with its own patterns and colors
