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Licensed Shipibo-Konibo kené from master artisans. The full collection opens soon. Right now, one piece is live — at auction, at ICPR Amsterdam.

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Live now · ICPR Amsterdam 2026

Floral Mandala on indigo.

Embroidered kené by Simi

A multi-coloured floral medallion on deep indigo, bordered by classic Shipibo kené. One of one — bidding is open now, in person and online.

Soft close · Hidden reserve · 1 of 1

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01 — The collection

Coming soon.

One-of-one, fully licensed pieces — pampanillas, mantas, apparel and ceramics — released a few at a time. Join the list to get first access the moment they open.

Capucha bordada
Cerámica jaguar
Manta bordada
Manta pintada

02 — The founder

Everything here begins
with Demer.

Demer Gonzales Vásquez — Korin Niwe — grew up in the native community of Nueva Samaria, in the forests of Ucayali. His mother, a master artisan, placed the kené on his navel when he was two years old and taught him to paint and embroider. “The kené is everything to me,” he says. “It is a universe.”

In 2021 he founded Fundación Kene Rao — the first institution in Peru defending the Shipibo-Konibo people’s right to their own designs, so that every pattern pays the woman who authored it.

Read Demer’s story

03 — The artisans