At Kuu we honor the beautiful and talented Wixarika indigenous artisan women that make each piece of jewelry. They are truly the soul of our brand. Their talents, skills and wisdom are woven into each piece of jewelry that is made. We are proud to be able to help these women have their voices heard and empower themselves.
“My persistence is who I am & what I have to give” -Yukawima
“My essence is my strength” -Iwiema
Hispanic Heritage Month—spanning from September 15 to October 15—is the perfect time to amplify Hispanic owned brands! Hispanic Heritage Month is a time when we
Kuu works alongside of Wixárika artisans to produce each piece of jewelry. The manifestation of the vision in the Wixaritari becomes tangible in the traditional
The Wixárika culture is known for its centuries of traditions and customs. This is something we honor and respect in every process of developing our
For many Peyote is known as a psychedelic plant. A small, squishy cactus camouflaged underneath the shrubs in the Mexican desert. But for the Waxaritari
Every Kuu purchase empowers the Wixárika community. A portion of our proceeds directly supports the Wixárika community causes that help improve lives, advance knowledge, and unlock
Meet Tsik + rima Cosío, she is one of Kuu’s partner Wixárika artisans. As a little girl she would watch her mother weave, as well
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