Everything that you find in my shop is hand made and nature made.

Hello,

Hola,

Xin Chào,

S wạs̄dī,

My name is Andrew and I have always had a passion for the beauty of the world and inhabitants that add such vibrant color to this human experience. Through my travels I have had the chance to partake and witness some of the most intriguing and elaborate art forms Mother Earth has to offer.

It has always fascinated me how people see the world through different ‘lenses’. Influenced by their culture and community people tell the stories of their lives through the art that they create.

This is my chance to share some of the intricate interpretations of the world through the art that is passionately created.
Life is all about perception.

Inhabited Art

Here in my shop you will find items that I personally selected from various places throughout the world. Every article of clothing, accessory, utensil, garment, notebook, and item has been hand selected from Artisans who dedicate their life to creating art in the form of their ancestors. Using the knowledge that has been passed down to them throughout countless generations every item is authentic and full of life.

Our Artisans Use:

– Natural Plant Based Dye

– Organic Fibers and Materials

– Native Style of Indigenous Artistry

Here you will find art spanning a multitude of corners of the earth. Starting in Central America we have garments and textiles made in the Guatemalan Highlands of Lake Atitlan. Next you will find a wide variety of goods created in South America. We have art from the Sacred Valley of Cusco, Peru as well as the Amazon Rainforest “The Lungs of the Earth” from Pucallpa, Peru. As we cross the Pacific Ocean and venture to the north we share the art created in South East Asia. We have articles of clothing from the mountainous terrain of Northern Thailand where the inhabitants share the boarder with Myanmar. We also have fabrics from the Ha Giang Province in Northern Vietnam as well as the bustling city of Hanoi, Vietnam.

“Connecting artisans to the rest of the world.”

Inhabited Art

*Always Reasonably Sourced & Fair Trade*