The La Sierra Journal
Stories from behind the seams — a space to connect with our artisans, values and way of life through the lens of slow, intentional living.

The Story Behind 'Slow': A Collection Born from Burnout, Rest, and Reconnection
An ode to slow days and cherishing life’s simple pleasures, our ‘Slow’ collection features intentionally crafted pieces designed to wrap you in soft, natural comfort...
Artisan Feature: Meet Lucas
Lucas lives in a bustling, often avoided city in the south of Peru, far from the tourist trail, accessed by tuk tuk up a bumpy...
Artisan Feature: Felix and Paula
While Felix leads the making process, Paula is the family’s business manager. Their workshop is safe and comfortable, a space where heritage and livelihood meet....
Artisan Feature: Hugo and Sebastian
Illary is one of La Sierra’s more established artisan partners, operating a large workshop with over 20 employees. They produce for some of Peru’s top...
Artisan Feature: Jose
Jose now employs more than ten people from his local community. In a town where work is scarce, especially for young people, this has a...
Artisan Feature: Magdina
Magdina’s pieces are more than beautiful garments. They are part of a story, one of culture, care, and quiet strength. Her impact extends far beyond...
Artisan Feature: Luis
Don Luis: Weaving Legacy in the Northern Andes Crafted in the HighlandsDon Luis owns and runs a small weaving workshop in the Andes Mountains of...
Artisan Feature: Meet Sonia + Johan
Johan and Sonia are a mother and son duo based just outside Cusco, where they run their workshop from the ground floor of their family...
Artisan Feature: Suri Andino
A Handknitting Community in the Southern Andes High in the southern Peruvian highlands, just beyond the shores of Lake Titicaca, a group of women gathers...