Malocca was born from a life-changing journey.
At the end of 2024, we moved to Colombia for professional reasons. I left behind my routine in Spain and stepped into a new chapter, not knowing that this experience would completely transform the way I see the world.
From the very beginning, I was captivated by the richness of craftsmanship I encountered. Each piece, each weave, and every technique carried something beyond beauty — they told stories. Stories of tradition, identity, and generations preserving a unique heritage.
What started as deep admiration soon became an idea that continued to grow.
After traveling across different parts of Latin America, I came to understand that the craftsmanship of this region is not only extraordinary, but deeply meaningful. Behind every creation, there are not only skilled hands, but lives. Women with stories that deserve to be told.
Today, Malocca works alongside more than 50 groups of artisans, many of them formed by women who have been affected by armed conflict and who find in their work a way to preserve their history, identity, and ancestral techniques.
Working with them is, without a doubt, the most valuable part of this project.
Their generosity, talent, and the warmth with which we have been welcomed have shaped the soul of Malocca from day one.
This project also arose from the unconditional support of those around me: my husband, who initiated this adventure from the start, and my family and friends, who have been present every step of the way.
Malocca is not just a brand.
It is a bridge between cultures, a way to value authenticity, and a way to ensure that these stories, and the hands that create them, endure over time.
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Malocca was born from a life-changing journey.
At the end of 2024, we moved to Colombia for professional reasons. I left behind my routine in Spain and stepped into a new chapter, not knowing that this experience would completely transform the way I see the world.
From the very beginning, I was captivated by the richness of craftsmanship I encountered. Each piece, each weave, and every technique carried something beyond beauty — they told stories. Stories of tradition, identity, and generations preserving a unique heritage.
What started as deep admiration soon became an idea that continued to grow.
After traveling across different parts of Latin America, I came to understand that the craftsmanship of this region is not only extraordinary, but deeply meaningful. Behind every creation, there are not only skilled hands, but lives. Women with stories that deserve to be told.
Today, Malocca works alongside more than 50 groups of artisans, many of them formed by women who have been affected by armed conflict and who find in their work a way to preserve their history, identity, and ancestral techniques.
Working with them is, without a doubt, the most valuable part of this project.
Their generosity, talent, and the warmth with which we have been welcomed have shaped the soul of Malocca