Dallá Paracá is an experimental textile studio from Argentina that blends innovation with tradition to honor artisanal practices. Deeply committed to supporting craft communities, the brand creates unique, handwoven pieces that celebrate the richness of textile heritage while exploring contemporary techniques. Through sustainable sourcing and a reverence for handmade quality, Dallá Paracá offers thoughtfully designed garments that embody the essence of craftsmanship and the enduring beauty of cultural storytelling.

This piece is created by the Wichí Puntana community (Silät Wichí Organization) in Salta, Argentina. “We work with the chaguar plant, which grows in the mountains, a highly respected plant for our people, especially for us women. It has a long process; First, you search in the mountains when traveling 10/20 km from the community, mature plants are chosen only to leave the roots and children to grow. It is then shredded and dried in the sun for 1 to 3 days. It is soaked all night to crush with a stick and an iron so that the fiber remains fine, it is dried in the sun again. Finally comes the spinning, where we make rolls and then the dyeing continues to start weaving.

Each pieces comes with a descriptive tag, a certificate of authenticity, a tote bag.