A journey through Chile through design and its birds.
This special collection, illustrated by Chilean illustrator Tere Mujica for Ulmmo Lab, brings together three designs inspired by different regions of Chile. A journey from north to south celebrating our biodiversity and the beauty of its landscapes through three birds representative of our territory.
Made from 100% 14-momme silk, these 65 x 65 cm scarves stand out for their softness, lightness and elegant drape. They're a versatile accessory you can wear around your neck, in your hair, on a handbag, or simply to add a special touch to your look.
NORTH — Chilean Flamingos Inspired by the flamingos that inhabit the salt flats and high-Andean lagoons of northern Chile. Their silhouette and coloring evoke the extreme, luminous landscapes of the desert, where these birds become the protagonists of a unique environment.
CENTRAL — Tricahue Parrot The tricahue parrot, one of Chile's most emblematic parrots, inspires this design full of character and color. Associated with the landscapes of central Chile, it represents our native wildlife and the importance of protecting it.
SOUTH — Chucao Small and characteristic of southern Chile's forests, the chucao is one of the most recognizable birds of Patagonia and the temperate forests. Its presence inspires a design that evokes the humid, deep and mysterious nature of the south.

Three birds. Three regions. One journey: Chile from North to South.

This special collection also includes two cashmere scarf designs, created to complement this accessory collection inspired by Chilean identity and nature.

Details
* 100% silk
* 14 momme
* Size: 65 x 65 cm
* 3 designs: North, Central and South
* Inspired by native Chilean birds
* Illustrated by Tere Mujica
* Special Ulmmo Lab collection