A vivid tribute to the creative and cultural heritage of Mexico. The Sarape — a garment that emerged from the fusion of indigenous Huichol and Yaqui traditions with Spanish design — became a symbol of mestizaje, the interweaving of cultures, and of practical beauty rooted in everyday life. Coordonné's collection honours that legacy with genuine depth and storytelling.
Designs span a remarkable range — from Andes, inspired by the geometric diamond shapes of Andean poncho weaving, to the dreamlike tropical jungle of Aduanero, reminiscent of Rousseau's magical surrealism; from Camécuaro's enchanted forest of flowing earthy forms to Nopoló's colourful facades and desert cacti, and Tule's basketry-inspired weave patterns. Bold geometric repeats, painterly panoramic murals and finely textured plains sit together across a palette of earthy terracottas, desert sands, tropical greens and vibrant accents. Available on Coordonné's distinctive bamboo-effect finish and high-quality non-woven, produced in Barcelona.
